Sentence examples for levels of corporations from inspiring English sources

"Last year, 68 percent of our executive M.B.A. students were from the top levels of corporations — president, general managers, chairman of the boards," said Mr. Chen of Ceibs, adding that almost half came from private Chinese companies, with the rest divided between state-owned enterprises and joint ventures.

It involves innovative spy gear embedded deep in the supply chain, highly selective identity theft and new ways of gaining access at all levels of corporations and government.

Governments all over Europe are concerned about the levels of corporation tax they've been receiving.

The retailer is under fire for paying low levels of corporation tax in the UK and other markets.

And unless you're into bargain basement levels of corporation tax, welfare caps and Putin, none of it is in the slightest bit left wing.

They also attracted many foreign investors who wanted to take advantage of the European single market by setting low levels of corporation tax and cutting bureaucracy.

The company's private equity owners, Charterhouse, CVC Capital Partners and Permira, have been able to pay low levels of corporation tax because profits are wiped out by interest payments on the debt required to buy the AA and Saga.

Apple Italia is part of the company's European operation which is headquartered in Ireland, a country with one of the lowest levels of corporation tax in the European Union and where large portions of the group's worldwide profits have been booked.

Now that's not at the leadership level of corporations, the senate, the congress, decision making bodies … we are still a minority - but we're there, and we weren't even there before.

The 8% surcharge on banks' UK profits comes in from the start of next year while by 2020-21 the overall level of corporation tax will be cut to 18%.

Following last week's pledge by the main Westminster parties to give the Scottish parliament full control over income tax rates, Osborne is expected to announce that Northern Ireland will be allowed to set its own level of corporation tax.