Sentence examples for corporations objected from inspiring English sources

The corporations objected.

But Kathryn S. Wylde, the chief executive of the Partnership for New York City, an association of large corporations, objected to that view of the takeover.

Though Trump has made a lot of hostile noises about the Canadian lumber and dairy industries, he seems to have backed off a broader tax on goods entering the US after big corporations objected.

Some corporations object, saying the requirement violates their right to religious freedom.

Gary L. Ginsberg, executive vice president for corporate affairs at the News Corporation, objected strenuously to the articles.

The government's decision to install censorship software on computers — and its subsequent reversal — is but one example, they say; the original proposal was probably pushed by a government clique that found itself outflanked once Internet users and foreign corporations began objecting to the plan.

Can corporations morally object to providing their employees with medication that regulates their hormones?

Would Wal-Mart, which does more business with China than any other corporation, object if the Chinese government staged another Tiananmen-style crackdown?

Corporations would probably object to doing that because it would add to the cost of soliciting proxies, but some mutual fund companies have managed to do it.

The Supreme Court is facing a series of appeals from religious organizations and private corporations whose owners object to paying for contraceptives.

But Mr. Turner and Mr. Kulpa objected, saying the corporation's board had never approved the deal between Mr. Matheu and his investors.