Sentence examples for corporation practice from inspiring English sources
Signaling another possible cut, the BBC's director of news said recently that sometimes it was a waste of money to send big names to cover major news stories abroad, a longtime corporation practice.
"Even in a post-Sarbox world, it's clear that investors still don't have the level of confidence they should in the way U.S. corporations practice corporate governance," Teller said.
Call only if the corporation practices a more casual method of correspondence and if most of the communication you've had with the company has been in person or over the telephone.
Andrew Brent, a spokesman for Mayor Bloomberg, said the city supported the corporation's practice of using the money from the Times Square project to pay for its own operations.
The study examined the corporation's practice of denying claims of investors who had purchased securities through a failed firm that was not a SIPC member but that was closely affiliated with a firm that belonged to the organization.
The federal indictment in West Virginia alleges that Blankenship ruled a criminal enterprise at Massey, knowing and approving of the corporation's "practice of routinely violating" mine safety laws.
General Electric and other corporations that practice this fetish do so at their own and the country's long-term peril.
According to the Journal article, the bribery accusations came out of a broader investigation into News Corporation's practices.
Insurers would have an incentive to assess the risk of a corporation's practices to the general welfare.
Bain and other private equity firms use a variety of mechanisms to help investors avoid those taxes, including setting up offshore "blocker" corporations, a practice that has been criticized in some circles and has prompted legislative efforts to curb it.
The bribery accusations came out of a broader investigation into News Corporation's practices, and Ms. Keve suggested that the claims had been made to discredit The Journal's reporting.
