Sentence examples for less corporations from inspiring English sources

There is no constitutional precedent for individuals, much less corporations, allowing them to violate generally applicable laws because they may have a religious objection.

Big companies paid £5bn less corporation tax last year than in 2001-02, though profitability grew 65%.

"Much of the criticism of Pfizer's bid...  was about tax inversion [changing the country of domicile to pay less corporation tax].

One presumes there will be less corporation whingeing about the system this morning after it claimed 18 of the 29 awards available at the programme awards.

Counting less corporation tax, excise duty and VAT would leave £128m in revenue.

Mr Harvie said: "(Scottish First Minister) Alex Salmond and (Scottish Finance Secretary) John Swinney constantly talk about how it would be great to cut corporation tax and they've got very, very, rich businessmen, who - surprise, surprise - would like to pay less corporation tax backing them up".

In particular they like the fact that the Tories made them pay less corporation tax and they want everyone else to get behind a government that makes big corporations give less money to schools and hospitals, too.

The notion that we are creating "employee-less corporations" is laughable.

"Now I work for this soul-less corporation.

In doing so, he hopes he can persuade less enlightened corporations to change.

"We live in a culture where people are worth less than corporations," he said, adding that his lawsuit against Merrill Lynch, scheduled to begin in January in Los Angeles, will vindicate him.