Sentence examples for corporation put from inspiring English sources

Obama also suggested that Fox's parent, the News Corporation, put profit ahead of politics.

The Times and Sunday Times of London, owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, put up a paywall around their websites in July 2010.

To appease opinion, the corporation put Birt on staff and PAYE, but at the same time increased his salary to compensate for his extra tax liabilities.

In September, before Mr. Johnson took office, the corporation put him on an "excluded parties list," barring him from receiving federal money.

Then about a week and a half ago, Jeffrey Steiner, the former chief executive of the Fairchild Corporation, put his 11th-floor apartment on the market for the same price.

"As the commerce corporation put this presentation video together, explicit instructions were given to the local firm that helped with editing to use only Rhode Island footage," spokeswoman Kayla Rosen said in an email.

The corporation puts the liabilities at $62 million; the orchestra is proposing to pay $1.3 million.

The biggest loan went to a corporation, putting the actual borrowers beyond the reach of any effort to collect on it.

✒ Fancy being BBC sports editor, or (as the corporation puts it) "the on-air figurehead for BBC Sports journalism", "for sport what Peston is to economics and Robinson is to politics"?

If you come to our downtown L.A. Macy's store, you're seeing Macy's as a corporation putting their best foot forward for the future.

Corporations put profits above all other values.