Sentence examples for corporations access from inspiring English sources

They see cause-related marketing as a growing and dangerous trend that can give large corporations access to sensitive areas such as the classroom.

To arrest the free-falling economy and jolt it back to life, the nation's central bank has engaged in an unprecedented campaign to ensure banks have cash and corporations access to credit.

New Jersey-born investment banker, helps U.S. and international corporations access the derivatives markets and provides them with hedging advice.

Triki and Gajigo (2014) investigated two principal issues, namely: (i) the impact of information-sharing bureaus on corporations' access to finance and (ii) the effect of the design of public credit registries on the extent of constraints on financial access.

As part of Monday's agreement, the Education Department will give Corinthian — one of the nation's largest college corporations — access to $16 million in previously restricted federal loan and grant money.

The Fed eventually provided credit to issuers of commercial paper to ensure that corporations had access to this financing mechanism.

A vanguard group of universities is giving corporations greater access to ivory-tower laboratories — for a price.

Through something called the Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) mechanism, foreign corporations get access to a secret arbitration system to sue governments for "damaging" their profits.

But, in the last month China, has rolled out new software that interferes with VPNs, even ones used by American corporations to access their internal networks.

"Under the president's policy, million-dollar corporations with access to the White House can be excused from Obamacare, but the struggling family gets left out," said Representative Pete Olson, Republican of Texas.

One major scene of such privatisation has been the extractive industries, providing transnational corporations with access to diamonds in Sierra Leone or oil in Uganda or lithium deposits and water rights in Bolivia.