Sentence examples for know corporations from inspiring English sources

In the junket case, the see-no-evil committee punted, contending that four of the five caucus members did not know corporations paid the tab.

As you and I both know, corporations aren't people.

President Obama, you know corporations should have to pay to pollute.

These are rhetorical questions: we know corporations are motivated by the bottom line, but this is the hypocrisy the show presents.

Let's look at the example of another kind of non-human -- albeit one without sentience -- considered to be persons in certain circumstances: As Citizens United foes and boosters well know, corporations are granted certain First Amendment protections.

Under draft rules published on Tuesday by tax experts from the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) many of the world's largest and best known corporations face being forced to rapidly dismantle their elaborate cross-border corporate structures.

Over the course of several years, during much of which he worked for the government, Gonzalez and his crew of hackers and other affiliates gained access to roughly 180 million payment-card accounts from the customer databases of some of the most well known corporations in America: OfficeMax, BJ's Wholesale Club, Dave & Buster's restaurants, the T. J. Maxx and Marshalls clothing chains.

As a minister in southern Virginia, I am sorry to report that even in some of the largest and best known corporations in America, the blatant discrimination the civil rights movement fought against is still alive and well.

In addition, when you consider all the promised corporate cuts, you should know that corporations already don't contribute much.

The political shock troops of corporate America are fighting a "DISCLOSE Act" which would let us know which corporations are behind which campaigns.

Thanks to Mitt Romney, we know that corporations are people.