Sentence examples for corporations managing from inspiring English sources

Future garden cities would see development corporations managing the creation of a new community alongside a dedicated housing association who would provide the social housing.

Coupled with the trend towards privatized prisons -- where, in exchange for corporations managing state prisons, states agree to maintain a 90percentt occupancy rate for at least 20 years -- this expansion of the prison labor industry contributes to an environment in which there is a financial incentive for ensuring that more people are put and kept in jail.

It would also effectively limit the tax benefits of corporate inversions by treating foreign corporations managed and controlled in the US as domestic corporations for tax purposes.

These include (and I'm hardly the first to point this out) payroll taxes, sales taxes, property taxes, excise taxes, and even part of the corporate income taxes that our major corporations manage to pass on to their customers.

Proxfinity is poised to change the way trade shows, conferences, and corporations manage professional networking and internal corporate relations.

Pierre Moscovici, the minister of economy and finance of France, said some multinational corporations managed to pay an income tax of only 3 percent or so.

This division of the company also helps corporations manage big media events, like the Academy Awards, the Super Bowl and the Olympics.

Most of the major software companies have bought specialist makers of software that helps corporations manage information — known as "business intelligence" or "data-analytics" software.

The spotlight on Apple's finances comes as lawmakers on both sides of the Atlantic probe the way large multinational corporations manage their tax liabilities.

By necessity, travel departments "are becoming increasingly aggressive" in keeping costs under control, said Rusty Carpenter, the vice president for American Express Consulting Services, which helps corporations manage travel and purchasing expenses.

Hewlett-Packard hopes the deal, which it officially announced Tuesday, will give the company the scale it needs to compete more directly with I.B.M. in helping corporations manage their technological infrastructure.