Sentence examples for mean corporate control from inspiring English sources

It would mean corporate control over the Internet, and it would prevent future startup Googles from ever existing.

But that doesn't mean corporate boards always listen.

Pop means corporate shit.

That means corporate profits were overstated in 2000.

That means corporate reform is dead in the water.

Presumably that meant corporate finance, or underwriting, business.

And as a means of influencing corporate control, activism may compare to hostile takeovers or management buy-outs, but without the transaction fees or, necessarily, the disruption to managers.But not everyone looks so kindly on activists' handiwork.

Another major concern is that corporate control over the audit process means companies are able to dictate the extent of the audit.

By Rebecca Mead October 17, 2014 What if electively freezing one's eggs is not a means of empowerment but a surrender to corporate control?

This is because corporate control of government is by no means limited to energy policy.

This failure, points out the ABI's Peter Montagnon, means that Europe is unlikely to develop soon the lively market for corporate control that it urgently needs.