Sentence examples for given corporation from inspiring English sources

The companies that make analysis software have come to understand that their best chance to increase revenues is to make their technology accessible to a greater number of people in a given corporation, so they can extract more fees from each corporate customer.

Many people are put off by financial accounts, but they provide an invaluable window into what is really going on in a given corporation, and to how much it is contributing to society.

Faced with a range of recently invented products - the radio, phonograph, car, light bulb and so on - advertisers had more pressing tasks than creating a brand identity for any given corporation; first, they had to change the way people lived their lives.

The meeting, moved to New York from its longtime home in Davos, Switzerland, after the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, has historically given corporation executives a chance to sit down with government officials behind closed doors -- for the price of a very expensive ticket.

This allowed us to collect not just the direct investments made by a given corporation, but investments made by its in-house venture funds and other subsidiaries as well.

A spokesman for Vanguard, David Hoffman, said the company will always appear to have a larger investment in any given corporation because it pegs investments to certain stock index funds.

Given corporations' traditional reluctance to challenge the status quo, this early stand is all the more surprising.

Still, the majority and a dissenting opinion agree that Citizens United has given corporations enormous power barely distinguishable from bribery.

Still, given corporations' opposition to getting rid of their panoply of cherished tax breaks, any rate cut could be vanishingly thin, undermining the whole point of the exercise.

And on that note, he came close to the message of the other conference, which focused less on consumer needs than on  the new powers technology has given corporations.

This Court has already given corporations unprecedented rights as "persons".