Sentence examples for driven corporations from inspiring English sources

And when big profit and competitively driven corporations are not mandated to perform responsibly, too often they don't.

The real question is: is there an alternative besides putting the totality of public discourse in the hands of a very few profit driven corporations?

As Philip Baker QC, a European tax expert and Treasury adviser on the Google tax, remarked last month: "I don't think in the last 20 years or so one can say that governments have driven corporation tax policy.

Innovation should be value-driven; corporations, and governments, need to create value for a network of stakeholders: customers, suppliers, and the firm — maximizing value solely for the owners is not enough.

He said that forcing more disclosure could drive corporations away from the established dispute-resolution process.

Chinese law forbids employers to hire children under the age of 16. "Shortsighted policies drive corporations like Hasbro to turn a blind eye to safety — and to ignore the labor conditions in their supplier factories," the group said in its report.

While environmental actions may have been traditionally driven by business strategies to reduce costs, increase efficiencies or ensure future growth, consumer awareness and purchasing power will drive corporations further.

When she first joined the industry, she said, growth was being driven by corporations that were pushing law firms to outsource to save money.

From the outset, the transatlantic partnership has been driven by corporations and their lobby groups, who boast of being able to "co-write" it.

Their explosive growth has been driven by corporations courting small, rural elementary districts with promises of additional revenue with little to no impact to the school district.

"The [handheld] market today is not being driven by corporations, but by individuals," Gold said.