Sentence examples for corporations prefer from inspiring English sources

These days, many of the major corporations prefer to support sports events.

Bradley, who had just received an M.B.A. from Harvard, was studying whether multinational corporations prefer to operate under authoritarian governments.

Over the centuries British law has built up a formidable reputation, which is why European corporations prefer to settle international disputes in British courts – creating a legal industry that earns the UK a whopping £3.4bn in overseas fees.

But we're a different company now and this sets us apart". The campaign, devised by BBDO, is highly unusual - with a few exceptions, such as Sir Richard Branson, Bernard Matthews and Victor Kiam, executives of large corporations prefer to stay out of the public eye.

But the Federal Reserve data shows that corporations prefer to use their riches to keep their shareholders happy instead of investing their profits.

However, people and companies who fly their own planes aren't the only travelers who "fly private". Plenty of individuals and corporations prefer to charter aircraft that someone else owns and manages.

There was a time when American corporations preferred not to know what was going on in foreign factories — to afford them maximum deniability in the event that poor labor or environmental practices were discovered.

Even now, they won't consider the Democratic alternative of balancing cuts with an equal amount of higher tax revenue from the rich and corporations, preferring instead diversionary rhetoric like this today from Mr. Boehner: "To keep these first responders on the job, what other spending is the president willing to cut?" Actually, the president has already agreed to cuts of $1.5 trillion.

His words carry weight, which is why it's sad to see him defend corporations' preferred system of pollution regulation, the Cap and Trade supposed panacea.

WorldCom got $250 million in cash and $680 million in News Corporation preferred stock, a spokesman, Brad Burns, said.

Although News Corporation prefers to have 100 percent ownership of its regional networks, it would be able to share in the profits of YES.