Sentence examples for making corporations from inspiring English sources

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

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

Making corporations pay their fair share would also be a good move, but I don't think anyone believes Osborne on that either.

White has advocated making corporations admit wrongdoing in certain cases, but preventing them from claiming tax deductions on payments is a big, albeit more mundane, piece of the puzzle.

He made no mention of such obvious steps as making corporations count stock options as an expense and preventing accounting firms from doubling as consultants to companies they audit.

Don't get me wrong: I understand why those interested in making corporations more sustainable talk in "Green to Gold" terms, but it's worth remembering that grey is also gold.

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.

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

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