Sentence examples for enforcing corporate from inspiring English sources

President Obama has made enforcing corporate accountability one of the signature goals of his administration, recently attacking wrongdoing on Wall Street.

After all, the longstanding conviction that a centralized workplace is essential to enforcing corporate culture, loyalty and hard work has been behind big real estate investments in corporate campuses and towering headquarters buildings.

But the modern EU has gone much further, giving a failed neoliberal model of capitalism the force of treaty, entrenching deregulation and privatisation and enforcing corporate power over employment rights.

A deeper rethinking of the federal approach towards enforcing corporate crime is much needed.

Among the many reasons that companies cite for using travel agents are: simplifying the booking experience for employees, saving money and enforcing corporate travel policies.

Current providers like Ethics Point rely on heavy enforcement tactics to enforce corporate policies.

Recent Delaware decisions have reinforced the expansive power and authority of a board to adopt and enforce corporate bylaws.

At his confirmation hearing last week, Mr. Donaldson told the Senate Banking Committee that if confirmed he would aggressively enforce corporate antifraud rules.

It's backed by a powerful suite of server software that allows corporate IT departments to centralize administrative tasks and enforce corporate policies system-wide.

In the aftermath of the well-publicized corporate scandals of Enron, WorldCom and Tyco circa 2001 and 2002, there were major efforts in the United States to restore trust and enforce corporate compliance.

Against this background, a new social contract is required, enforced as we have argued elsewhere by a social process of licensing which enforces corporate responsibility according to local and sectoral circumstances.