Sentence examples for corporate scruples from inspiring English sources
Others appraised the "bagel test" for corporate scruples and the "virtue" and victuals at Whole Foods.
With its Santa Monica corporate ambience and utter lack of scruples, Ms. Angwin says, MySpace qualifies as "a Hollywood-style media company — one where crazy creative people run the show, and nobody really knows what makes a hit or a flop".
The fact that the other half of Foxtel is owned by News Corporation has provided the Telstra monopoly with a powerful media arm, which has shown itself to have no scruples about using its dominance to promote its corporate interests.
But he also upset corporate social responsibility advocates by showing himself willing to throw former scruples and do deals with TNK investors just months after he had threatened to sue them.
And Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, began by eschewing corporate jet travel, but with his campaign in straitened financial circumstances has decided it can no longer afford such scruples — even though Mr. McCain sponsored legislation in the Senate that would have required lawmakers to pay the full value of their trips on private planes.
China has fewer scruples.
Have ever had any scruples.
American universities have fewer scruples.
She has religious scruples against bearing arms.
"Scruples?" she asks, apparently mystified.
