Sentence examples for corporation reached from inspiring English sources

The hacking scandal that has roiled Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation reached his American media empire for the first time on Friday, claiming the publisher of The Wall Street Journal, who has resigned.

As the development corporation reached the end of its legal life in 1999, the costs of running the barrage have had to come from the limited resources of the Welsh assembly.

The news came a week after News Corporation reached an agreement to buy Dow Jones & Company for more than $5 billion, a deal that will take months to consummate.

The Canal Corporation reached an agreement to sell two pieces of land totaling about a half acre for $10,000 to a developer, Victor Gush, who is building a suburban enclave in Waterford.

He said there were concerns about how the BBC's activities impacted on its commercial rivals, and there were "particular challenges" around how the corporation reached ethnic minorities and younger people.

Mr. Rose, who as chairman of the project corporation reached the agreement with the Met, said, "It is the policy of the corporation not to comment on matters that are not concluded".

It's distressing to find a proud, ostensibly free corporation reaching for the begging bowl and black arts manual when the government wants to hack it down to size.

What a great example for the kids – a major world organization and giant corporation reaching for the stars!

Every growing corporation reaches a point at which many of its internal factions and fiefdoms become, from an incentive perspective, parasites more interested in perpetuating themselves on the corpus of their host, rather than part of a single entity with a coherent vision and policy.

According to the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press, over the last two decades public trust in corporations reached its peak in 1994, when conservative Republicans took over Congress.

In 1907, as corporations reached new heights of wealth and power, Congress made its views of the relationship between corporations and campaigning clear: It banned them from contributing to candidates.