Sentence examples for corporation plays from inspiring English sources

Although News Corporation plays down the impact of phone hacking on its broader corporate strategy, it is evident that the media conglomerate has emerged a transformed company with a different raison d'être, one less driven by Rupert Murdoch's whims and no longer the acquisition-heavy dealmaker it once was.

("Hey, this stuff actually works!") As Motorola played this role for TQM, Missouri-based Springfield ReManufacturing Corporation plays it for open-book management.

Robert O. McCall, former president of the Hunter Corporation, plays to a 2, and E. M. de Windt, the chairman of Eaton, is a 4. Arthur G. Cohen, the New York real estate mogul, is a 6.

Ms Mayhew also emphasises the role that the Corporation plays in representing the financial and business interests of London to the outside world.But having seen off New Labour, the Corporation now faces a threat from another quarter, the rapidly expanding complex of offices at Canary Wharf.

We changed the rules and the corporation played by the new rules that evolved in the process.

The BBC will struggle to make the argument for the licence fee in coming decades if swathes of the public, raised on YouTube fashion vloggers and Lad Bible vines, feel no nostalgia for the part the corporation played in their formative years beyond CBeebies' Mr Tumble.

And Fox, part of the News Corporation, played up its hegemony with a presentation that concentrated on big new shows like "Terra Nova," with a plot that spans millions of years, and big surprises like a coming makeover of the classic animated sitcom "The Flintstones".

"Like Franklin Murphy, Ed Carter and Howard Ahmanson, Robert O. Anderson ensured that his corporation played an active role in the cultural institutions of Los Angeles," said Melody Kanschat, LACMA president.

New photos from Passion: Brian De Palma is remaking the the French erotic thriller Love Crime, about a powerful executive in a multinational corporation (played by Rachel McAdams) who hires a naïve young assistant (played by Noomi Rapace) and then promptly seduces her into some dangerous "games".

Some of the largest institutional investors now think of themselves as "asset managers," for whom equity in public corporations plays only a limited role in a broader investment portfolio.

Business experts, financial press, economists and lawyers who rely upon these beliefs fail to grasp the legal features of corporate entities and the role that business corporations play, or can play, in our society.