Sentence examples for joined corporations from inspiring English sources

With World War II, the United States government joined corporations in ramping up spending on R&D, and then came the cold war and the Soviets' launch of Sputnik in 1957, which gave further impetus to government-funded research.

One big loophole is that these restrictions do not apply to many high-level policy makers, like Mr. Aldridge, who can join corporations or their boards without waiting.

Even states and municipalities are joining corporations in funding their retirement systems.

Government agencies are joining corporations in cracking down on so-called "cyberslackers" by installing software that limits employee access to the Internet--with annoying consequences for some researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) in Atlanta.

The join corporation in BKB-Posyandu-PAUD models might be more accepted in decentralization era, because the BKB and Posyandu programs reaches more diverse and rural areas in Indonesia, and there are some similarities in BKB-Posyandu and PAUD or ECE goals, to improve Indonesian children welfare.

Beneath the superficial differences lay the deeper divide between those who had joined large corporations, and those who had done everything they could to avoid ever having a boss.

Universities have joined large corporations and banks as the prime targets for identity thieves who hope to access the personal information of tens of thousands of people with a single hit.

He joined News Corporation when it bought Rawkus the following year.

Previously the BBC's finance director, Smith joined the corporation from British Rail as an accountant in 1989.

ExxonMobil's most influential Democrat was Theresa Fariello, who had joined the corporation from the Clinton Administration's Department of Energy, in 2001.

Ms Turner Laing, 42, joined the corporation five years ago and was the BBC's acting director of television before Jana Bennett's return last year.