Sentence examples for corporately controlled from inspiring English sources

Such crashes may lead RIM and others to "re-evaluate their reliance on centralised servers and instead look to investing in more corporately controlled servers", he added.

What Tea Partiers are revolting against is not just "government" but corporately controlled government -- what we may call corporatism.

No longer can corporately controlled media put out skewed narratives and push agendas (which they sometimes do, i.e. the Iraq war in 2003) without being called out.

Sure there are still networks and corporately controlled culture but they are ever farther from being arbiters of social norms and are finding themselves on equal footing with a single person with an internet connection and an opinion.

I agree with him about the ruling, it is the worst ruling made over the last 70 years and if allowed to stand as law will completely turn the process in to a fully corporately controlled and funded one ( a view already widely held).

Surely our corporately owned and controlled world is partly to blame for the inundating flood of messages that drive us to these behaviors, but even our vilest corporate bosses, human beings in appearance if not action, know that rather than wolves devouring sheep, they are merely the lead lemmings in a crazy march over a global set of cliffs.

The region's traditional cultures typically had a ruling elite that controlled use rights to corporately held or communal property, with a "house society" form of social organization.

And it'll probably be corporately sponsored — there'll be a check there for them, to really make this where players will be playing for something, like pro golf".

CHARGE IT, CORPORATELY: Put all your small business purchases on a corporate charge card that provides you with regular management reports.

ATMOSPHERE -- Cool, corporately quiet.

After a 15-minute drive, during which he fiddled with the car's controls and got a little lost, Mr. Crawford pulled up to a nine-acre estate that had been transformed into a corporately sponsored invitation-only party spot.