Sentence examples for direct corporation from inspiring English sources

The Republican National Committee is trying to scrap as unconstitutional the 105-year-old ban on direct corporation contributions to candidates and parties.

Mr. Hasen and others said that Judge Cacheris's ruling had ignored a 2003 Supreme Court decision, Federal Election Commission v. Beaumont, that upheld the ban on direct corporation contributions to federal candidates and was not specifically overturned in Citizens United.

With federal campaigns already knee-deep in a new era of laissez-faire money, the Republican National Committee has brazenly proposed the ultimate step — that the 105-year-old ban on direct corporation contributions to candidates and parties be scrapped as unconstitutional.

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While shareholders often have an interest in corporations being able to speak as corporations, in the overwhelming majority of cases they neither direct a corporation's political speech nor fund it.

Dollar Financial Group Inc., a chain of check-cashing stores, agreed yesterday to buy the Direct General Corporation, a direct marketer of auto insurance, for about $120 million in cash and assumed debt.

Computer Concepts Changes Its Name The Computer Concepts Corporation of Bohemia has changed its name to the Direct Insite Corporation and now trades on Nasdaq under the symbol DIRI.

In the city's preliminary offering for the bonds, it writes, "On or about August 15, 2003, the city intends to commence litigation" to direct the corporation to pay the money.

But legal and social scholars have long debunked the idea that shareholders can own or direct large corporations, which remain the private fiefdoms of their executives.

In its third decade, under severe pressure, it has evolved into a jihadi version of an Internet-enabled direct-marketing corporation structured like Mary Kay, but with martyrdom in place of pink Cadillacs.

It is another GOP ruse to firmly establish in America an economy designed for, dedicated to and directed by corporations rather than a just economy controlled by and beneficial to the 99percentt.