Sentence examples for given corporations from inspiring English sources

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".

Walker apparently forgot to include that $140 million tax break he'd given corporations in his budget blame calculations.

Corporate personhood gives corporations the same constitutional rights as human beings under the 14th Amendment, which means they are entitled to due process, equal protection, and free speech.

We still say when we want to create jobs that we're going to create corporate welfare, we're going to give corporations money.

Proposition 32 is backed by corporate special interests who are proposing phony reforms that actually give corporations even more power to write their own rules.

Mr. Clinton lays out various ideas for increasing bank lending and corporate investment, unwinding the mortgage mess and amending tax laws to give corporations incentives to bring more money back to the United States.

Such collectivism gives corporations enormous bargaining power.