Sentence examples for corporation somewhere from inspiring English sources

All well-advised distressed companies, wherever located around the globe, should make sure that they have a Delaware corporation somewhere in their corporate structure.

You're forced to becoming a lawyer for some corporation somewhere.

Realistically, the best they can hope for is a range—"X corporation made somewhere between $600m and $800m"—depending on, for instance, what assumption is made about the likelihood that its customers will pay all the money that they owe.Throughout the history of accounting, some folk have called for accounts to be presented in the form of ranges.

Clarkson's financial arrangements with the BBC already meant he was easily the best-paid man working at the corporation, earning somewhere over £3m last year – but apart from a six-figure presenting fee for Top Gear, most of his income came from commercial activities.

Since he announced that figure, News Corporation has spent somewhere between $1.3 billion and $1.5 billion on such deals.

Among a range of tax credits and cuts to red tape, he wants to reduce corporation tax to somewhere between Ireland's 12.5% and the UK's objective of 20%.

You may have heard that multinational corporations are holding somewhere in the range of $2 trillion outside of the country, to avoid paying the taxes they owe when they bring the money back to the U.S.

How do you like that - middle class families footing tax breaks for corporations that create jobs somewhere else!

Companies do not become large corporations overnight; we all start somewhere.

There should be an agreement among rich countries that corporations have to pay tax somewhere.

Corporations around the world pay somewhere between $400 billion and $1 trillion a year in bribes.