Sentence examples for everything corporations from inspiring English sources

"Everything corporations earn ultimately goes to people.

When talking about taxation in August, he said, "Corporations are people" — a line that will not go away, despite its context: "Everything corporations earn ultimately goes to people.

"Corporations are people, my friend... Of course they are... Everything corporations earn ultimately goes to people.

Mike Janke, a former commando who now runs Silent Circle, a firm that offers "end-to-end" encryption software (meaning all messages are transmitted pre-scrambled), counts everything from corporations worried about industrial espionage to the Dalai Lama among his customers.

"Everything that corporations do from the HR manual, to the comp plan for sales, to the branding guidelines puts a roadblock into innovation that startups don't face, and that's the irony.

But those charges will only be a small accessory in the crime against HBCUs, where political forces helped to make HBCUs an inferior choice in an higher education landscape where cost and brand mean everything to corporations and billions of families around the world. .

For all the restructuring, cost-cutting, casual dress codes, changes in workplace complexion and predictions that electronic commerce would change everything, the corporation remains a political place where who gets ahead often depends as much on the comfort level that top executives have with one another as on their executive skills -- a bastion of social relationships.

The Journal is terrified that future tax cuts might include token concessions to ordinary families; it wants to ensure that everything goes to corporations and the wealthy.

Now that the runways are a medium for just about everything — celebrity, marketing, corporations — you can never be sure of the message, if there is one at all.

At I.B.M., her role is to oversee everything from the corporation's handling of employee data to devising systems to help protect privacy.

For supporters of the #BringBackClarkson campaign, the BBC's decision to suspend their employee for allegedly getting into a fight with a colleague and throwing a punch at him is, just like everything else the corporation does in relation to Clarkson, another example of "political correctness gone mad" in an era being ruined by a no-fun liberal elite.