Sentence examples for corporations based on from inspiring English sources

"I don't really think you're going to see actions by corporations based on this," she added.

You're asking kids to take the lead on determining whether they can be used as a front for major corporations, based on hitting a single "thumbs-up" button?

The most important business decision of the current term, Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum, severely limited human rights suits against corporations based on charges of complicity in abuses abroad.

(Ms. Minow's company has created a database of nearly 700 women and other minorities around the world it considers qualified to be board members in corporations based on their experience running big businesses and large organizations).

While there's no doubt corporate power needs to be curbed, Nesrine Malik (Opinion, 10 December) proposes a "single sales factor apportionment" to tax corporations based on where sales are made, not where profits are reported.

In this effort, he worked closely with the United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, who that year put forth his own Global Compact, another set of ethical guidelines for multinational corporations based on accepted United Nations principles.

The inquiry recommended that the Rwandan government should end its agreement with the corporation, based on "identified and recurrent transgressions on the part of the BBC".

This was because in May 1997, a corporation based on Niue – a tiny island in the South Pacific – had already handed over millions of dollars to buy the works.

* Spiritual businesses: A customer's personal assets are transferred into a new corporation based on "spiritual principles," which he is told means he does not have to file a tax return.

Cash today has a present value to a corporation based on the value of the productive use of that cash.

The key player in the transaction was a corporation based on Niue, a speck of an island in the South Pacific.