Sentence examples for harmful business from inspiring English sources

"The obvious lesson of the events of September 2008 is that we need smarter regulation, not more regulation, not more government bureaucracy, and not more incentives to engage in harmful business practices".

has long engaged in unethical and harmful business practices, especially when it comes to children," explained Jeff Chester, executive director of the Center for Digital Democracy.

Chief executive Malcolm Webb will tell an oil and gas summit in Aberdeen on Monday that "an unpredictable and harmful business environment" has put the sector "at great risk".

Corporations, having bought their way into the government's inner circle, have flooded the electoral process with billions of dollars in order to maintain their beneficial government contracts and to frustrate attempts to regulate harmful business practices.

However, it is the next level of official venality, so-called administrative corruption, that is most harmful to business as fire, sanitary, tax, customs and other authorities with the power to halt business activity demand bribes.

"Greenwash" is the word given to efforts by businesses to give the impression of being environmentally friendly and socially responsible while not fundamentally changing harmful core business practices.

Republicans in the House oppose the measure, which they say would be harmful to business.

At the time, Christie called the pact "gimmicky" and harmful to business interests.

This may be harmful to gay people, but it also harms businesses and the economy.

Speculative trading in derivatives is seen as especially harmful to businesses that truly rely on hedging against price swings in commodities.

Mr. McCain, who was campaigning in Louisiana, skipped the vote but told reporters he would have opposed the bill since it could contribute to frivolous lawsuits harmful to businesses.