Sentence examples for its corporations from inspiring English sources

Though Russia remains a dangerous place for investors, some of its corporations have finally decided that it is in their best interests to respect the rights of minority shareholders.

But America at its best has 7 billion in that it draws on the world's talents, as its corporations and colleges demonstrate.

Maybe, that is, it makes sense for the U.S. to hold its corporations to a higher standard of integrity than the French or Chinese outfits they compete against when trying to win business abroad.

The two parties are, in essence, pushing two versions of how Japan, the world's second-largest economy, should work: as it has for the last half-century, by propping up its corporations, or by distributing wealth to the people.

And half of its corporations are exempt from the local business tax.

Japan had high regulatory standards and a relatively large domestic market that helped its corporations develop, Mr. Lachman said.

Austria has announced that it will cut its corporation tax to 25% next year from the current 34%, citing the competition from neighbouring Slovakia.

Ireland is known for its corporation-friendly tax structures; it has a corporate tax rate of 12.5%, compared to the US rate of 35% and 21% in the UK.

In addition, the city said it would file a declaration by its corporation counsel, Michael A. Cardozo, describing other comments Mr. Morgenthau had made about the mayor and the city's law office "that further reflect the tensions".

Instead it enjoys a rate of about 4% which brings its corporation tax payments down closer to £1.8m a year.

Its corporation tax bill was just £2.44m – less than the £2.5m it received from the Scottish Government in inducements to build a new distribution warehouse in Dunfermline.