Sentence examples for corporate trade from inspiring English sources

Republicans seem intent on returning to the Bush years — repealing health-care legislation and financial reform, lowering taxes even more on the rich and corporations, and passing corporate trade accords.

AAN has sucked in millions from Washington-based corporate trade groups and corporations with major interests in Congress.

The Center for Political Accountability's push to get corporations to disclose these contributions created a backlash from corporate trade associations led by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Business Roundtable and National Association of Manufacturers.

Under neoliberal policies of deregulation, privatisation, austerity and corporate trade, their living standards have declined precipitously.

A spokesman for the state agency said officials got the idea from a corporate trade magazine.

Lawmakers excoriated the argument, declaring in their letter that "breaking the law is not a corporate trade secret".

Corporate trade secrecy privileges would make it difficult for consumers to determine if their privacy rights have been violated.

Digital espionage in these countries, security experts say, is a real and growing threat — whether in pursuit of confidential government information or corporate trade secrets.

The report promises to leverage new counter-espionage laws, such as the The Foreign and Economic Espionage Penalty Enhancement Act of 2012, which increased penalties for economic espionage and corporate trade-secret theft.

Once Republicans won the majority in the Senate, they immediately talked up the chamber's priorities, from the Keystone XL pipeline to tax reform and pro-corporate trade policies.

Perez supported the unpopular and harmful Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a pro-corporate trade deal that wounded Democrats in the swing states, and could have been tougher on the big banks.