Sentence examples for dubious corporate from inspiring English sources

Thailand and Indonesia have been far less successful than their neighbours in dealing with high levels of dubious corporate debt.

SHAREHOLDER efforts that actually succeed in changing dubious corporate governance policies are so rare that when they happen, it makes you sit up and take notice.

The charges against Mrs. Fastow don't focus on dubious corporate deals; they focus on her failure to report the personal kickbacks she received from participants in those deals.

The show is based on the innocuous, and very 2000s, premise of a single father (Bateman) taking care of the family business and the family after his father is imprisoned for dubious corporate leadership.

But beyond that, linked by the Internet and a sense of shared objectives, nongovernmental organizations are building networks of influence as the representatives of what they term the "civil society," acting essentially as self-appointed watchdogs on dubious corporate behavior.

He contended that the agency had exceeded its authority in handling the question of dubious corporate payments and that it had "failed terribly" by not establishing norms of conduct.

"It is a dubious way to use corporate funds," he said.

After all, many of the dubious audits and obtuse corporate filings that he criticizes were filed with the S.E.C. during his tenure.

The dubious title of worst corporate deal ever had seemed to be held in perpetuity by AOL's acquisition of Time Warner in 2000, a deal that came to define the folly of the Internet bubble.

Contrast the $8.3 billion that Congress has appropriated to domestic security with its latest "absolute insanity" (in the words of John McCain) -- a dubious $22 billion slab of corporate pork that it bestowed upon Boeing in the form of an Air Force contract to lease 100 new wide-body jets that might be cheaper to buy outright.

And Enron is not the first corporate bankruptcy where dubious accounting has been exposed.