Sentence examples for host corporations from inspiring English sources

We host corporations such as Sprint, Hallmark, Garmin, H&R Block, DST and Cerner and consider ourselves privileged to watch some of the best college and professional sports teams in the world (Go Royals!).

If the deregulation zealots had their way, we'd be left with tainted food, unsafe cars, bridges collapsing into rivers, children's pajamas bursting into flames and a host of corporations far more rapacious and unscrupulous than they are now.

Documents showed that a host of corporations had given far more than the $5,000 limit, despite promises from the Pataki camp that the committees would operate under state campaign finance laws.

Sites hosted by corporations tend to die with their hosts.

But it is generally hosted by corporations – Facebook, Google, Amazon – that are selling ads or products, which kind of undermines the democratic spirit of give and take.

Elsewhere on a sunny winter Sunday, the streets of Washington were snarled with traffic, and hotels and homes were filling with the tens of thousands of visitors who, along with area residents, began partying through the weekend in bars and at receptions hosted by corporations and political groups.

Hackathons are typcially hosted by corporations or schools to promote certain technologies, drum up new product ideas, and identify potential recruits.

Governments are too dependent on the general economic benefits of hosting big corporations, and get too much out of awarding them contracts, she says, to risk doing long-term harm to those arrangements.

Bill Allison, managing editor of the Center for Public Integrity, a nonprofit government watchdog organization in Washington run by investigative reporters, said the individual A.M.T. was getting little attention from Congress because few taxpayers were complaining, while the corporate A.M.T. was opposed by a host of major corporations, which are major campaign contributors.

The US state is host to many corporations because of its favourable incorporation laws.

His firm, Nest Labs, was acquired by Google earlier this year for $3.2bn£1.8bnbn), and this week he announced partnerships with a further host of global corporations, from Mercedes to Whirlpool.