Sentence examples for corporations protesting from inspiring English sources

Chief Justice Morrison Waite ruled that the corporations protesting taxes levied on them by Santa Clara County and the state of California had the same constitutional rights as people under the 14th Amendment.

After the deep pockets of the chocolate corporations protested, a compromise was reached that required chocolate companies to voluntarily certify they had stopped the practice of child labor.

"There's a lot of inherent ironies in protesting corporations in a corporate world," Williams Eynon said in early October.

I'll file Westwood branding No voters as "frightened and stupid" in the same category as the "no-surrender" chanting No voters, and in the same category as the Yes supporters on the "British Biased Corporation" protest.

The development corporation responded by protesting that it would be consulting with all relevant agencies and hiring only the most competent contractors.

By pulverizing the products sold by multinational corporations, Mr. Herbert is protesting global consumerism.

Does our willingness to protest the bad behavior of the government and corporations distract us from protesting (or even recognizing) our own personal financial behavior?

The students are part of a demonstration of 30,000 to 50,000 people of all ages who find common cause protesting large corporations and the globalization of trade.

WASHINGTON -- Google will join thousands of tech activists, entrepreneurs and corporations on Wednesday in protesting the proposed Stop Online Piracy Act, a controversial bill that has generated national outrage among Internet experts.

I divide students and ask them to argue for their assigned point of view: the corporation, the city, the protesting citizen group.

The New York Post noted this in a story about Domino's Pizza shareholders protesting the corporation's executive pay packages.