Sentence examples for fair corporations from inspiring English sources

At a town hall here on Wednesday, Mitt Romney reiterated a controversial statement he made earlier this month at the Iowa State Fair — "Corporations are people, my friend," he said at the time — voluntarily alluding to his corporations-as-people comments in a response to a question about what he would do to fix the economy.

For larger functions, such as a career fair, corporations may donate money.

World's Fair Corporation to the control of the City Parks Dept.

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In fact, it's more than just corporations that don't pay their fair share.

One who says, "We need an economy based on fairness -- where the rich pay their fair share, corporations play by the rules, and all Americans get a fair shot.

Telnic says the keyword sales are fair because corporations and trademark holders got a first crack at buying terms.

It's only fair that corporations agree to arbitration for workers who are trying to negotiate a first contract after forming a union.

The Fair Isaac Corporation, whose software is used by credit card and mortgage companies to measure consumers' creditworthiness, said yesterday that it had bought Narex and that the purchase would reduce profit this quarter by 1 cent a share.

A FICO score is a figure calculated by the Fair Isaac Corporation to determine a consumer's credit-worthiness.

At the 1939 World's Fair in New York, corporations showcased new technologies: nylon, air conditioning, fluorescent lamps, the ever-impressive View-Master.