Sentence examples for opposing business from inspiring English sources

Despite the misleading rhetoric from Abbott and his climate-denying, renewable energy opposing business advisors, the carbon price has actually done very well.

SAP literally filed its appeal the day the Act was approved in September 2012, and the success of striking down the business method patent in this particular case could set a precedent for how other companies opposing business method patents may proceed.

Even IBM signed on -- although IBM also went on record opposing business method patents, noting the fundamental problem with patents on intangibles: "[W]ith the advent of business method patenting it is possible to obtain exclusive rights over a general business model, which can include ALL solutions to a business problem, simply by articulating the problem".

"Those who oppose business, those who say businesses corrupt, they latch onto something absolutely key.

Meanwhile leftists accuse conservatives of hypocrisy for suddenly opposing a business's response to market forces.

Populism usually combines elements of the left and the right, opposing large business and financial interests but also frequently being hostile to established socialist and labour parties.

Opposing big business by shopping always seems a little dissonant, but then the nature of the ideological statement here is entirely within the realm of commerce.

Two more land rights activists in Honduras have been murdered amid a continuing wave of violence against community leaders opposing big business interests.

A group of Honduran famers and their families have sued the World Bank, alleging it supported a violent palm-oil company that assassinated peasants opposing the business. .

"A lot of the missing income represents payments by consumers to business, incorporated or not, as opposed to business-to-business payments," she says.

He also denied that the Act was anti-business at all, saying that it only opposed unfair business practices.