Sentence examples for damage corporations from inspiring English sources
The limited liability corporation, that is, the fact that shareholders are not responsible for damage corporations cause beyond the value of the shares that they hold, also represents a legal hurdle to this effort.
So, what is the Tea Party (Purge)? 1) Climate Change: Irresponsible members of Big Business do not want to pay to stop the damage corporations have done to our planet.
They don't view property damage against corporations as a crime".
Today, hacking has become a very real subculture that's seen many of those involved rack up years behind bars, as well as millions of dollars worth of damage to corporations and individuals who have fallen victim to the cyber thug.
In another nod to business interests, Mr. Mbeki criticized lawsuits filed in United States courts demanding apartheid damages from corporations.
But he added that despite the Tories' desire to see the scope of the BBC reduced there was no appetite to mortally damage the corporation.
The BBC has resisted these calls, insisting that the pay contracts of individual stars are confidential and that publishing them could damage the corporation's ability to attract the best talent.
Hazard class E indicates an area with a very low likelihood of debris-flow damage (Korea Expressway Corporation 2009).
One of the BBC's most powerful executives has hit back at attacks on the broadcaster by some of its biggest stars, such as David Dimbleby and Jennifer Saunders, complaining that high-profile critics were damaging the corporation and "driving staff mad".
BBC executives have been keen to hit back at attacks by some of its biggest stars after Danny Cohen, the director of television, said in December that the "daily chorus of BBC-bashing" was damaging the corporation and "driving staff mad".
He was speaking as the shadow culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, responded to today's BBC Trust report on the BBC's licence fee collection operation by saying it has gone "abysmally wrong" with heavy-handed tactics that have damaged the corporation's reputation.
