Sentence examples for powerful conglomerates from inspiring English sources

The report envisages a more arm's-length relationship between the state and the powerful conglomerates it still owns.

[C4.] INDIA'S CHIEF CAPITALIST Sunil Bharti Mittal, chairman of Bharti Enterprises, one of India's most powerful conglomerates, has become a symbol of Indian capitalism.

The South Korean model of 1960-2010 remanns an example for developing countries; but Korea itself now needs something new.The Korean model had four distinctive features: a Stakhanovite workforce; powerful conglomerates; relatively weak smaller firms; and high social cohesion.

(She conceded that she had drawn many of her ideas from powerful conglomerates like Jones Group and LVMH, "who share vast resources among many brands, from marketing to sales, sourcing and production").

Harry J. Gray, who rose from boyhood poverty to lead the transformation of United Aircraft into United Technologies, one of the world's broadest and most powerful conglomerates, died Wednesday in Hartford.

There has been talk of Park's predicament creating a "Trump effect" in South Korea, fuelled by public fury towards the political establishment and, as underlined by the current scandal, its cosy ties with the country's powerful conglomerates.

But inside the 10-story building, A.S.R.C. reveals itself as a powerful conglomerate poised to take full advantage of any oil and gas exploration to come.

ABS-CBN, part of a powerful conglomerate that does not always see eye-to-eye with the government, has expressed outrage at being accused of treating people like animals.

At the time, the deal had the media asking whether Lampert might be the next Warren Buffett, a genius investor who could resurrect the venerable chain by turning it into a powerful conglomerate.

He concludes, in the spirit of all scholars of that assassination, that "the probable Oswald connection, so utterly obvious if one but thinks about it, has been suppressed for decades by a powerful conglomerate that might aptly be called the 'media-entertainment complex.' ") Immediately after Kennedy was shot, Condon got a call from a newspaper reporter asking if he felt responsible.

But United States companies that took Mexico at its word and tried to challenge Telmex in long distance say they have hit a wall raised by a powerful conglomerate that presses many lingering monopoly advantages and subdues the regulators who are supposed to impose discipline.