Sentence examples for points of corporate from inspiring English sources

In part, the defense may rest on the fine points of corporate law, specifically whether as a not-for-profit corporation, the Universal Health Plan was barred from using its funds for political purposes.

More importantly, they have a clear preference for the findings of Environmental Protection Agency scientists over the talking points of "corporate polluters".

What Apple should do with its giant cash pile has become a great talking point of corporate America.

You can see that bottom reflected in the low point of corporate venture investment activity.

As more companies hooked up their workers to the corporate networks, it became apparent that network would soon become the focal point of corporate technology infrastructure.

But once I arrived to this point of corporate success, I felt lost, a bit confused and not satisfied.

But that's half the point of corporate synergy, to mix audiences and esprits to the point of confusing consumers about who's doing what and what their best interests are.

But until these points of German corporate law are clarified by BaFin decisions, or by fresh case history, potential buyers should beware the power of the minority.

You have given me a skimpy Etch A Sketch on which to compose, a cramped spot on the sentence-assembly line — and then harangued me with orders to save or reformat as you stall and splutter and assert points of ludicrous corporate chauvinism ("Invalid product key"! "Unrecognized database format"!).

This scene captures perfectly that which we know about the twisted way in which the crimes of the Bush administration have actually hurt our troops and turns inside-out the talking points of the corporate press, directly aiming the sewage back against its origin.

"The point of a corporate collection is to burnish the reputation of a corporation," Mr. Ravenal said, and corporate curators are therefore "involved in that agenda".