Sentence examples for makes corporations from inspiring English sources

Funding sport makes corporations feel good about themselves and they know it's good for business.

And that branding extends to the companies that employ these people, which makes corporations more likely to not only support but actively staff open source initiatives," Bushong said.

In effect, this makes corporations themselves instrumental agents in the fight against foreign bribery.

The simplicity of that ethic makes corporations into shallow and unreliable tools, and sometimes treacherous masters, of representative democracy.

Transparency and third party monitoring is critical in the fight against slavery because it makes corporations take responsibility for their products.

Meanwhile, corporate interests have made the State corrupt by financing it, and the State has made corporations corrupt through corporatist law-making.

Mr. Monks has been battling for decades to make corporations more transparent and more democratic.

The three state statutes that have passed — most recently in Arizona — make corporations exempt.

The Internet is also making corporations more sensitive to environmental issues.

Profit making corporations do not give their money away for nothing.

For a time after the New Deal, when capitalists forgot this insight, unions made corporations share profits with workers.