Sentence examples for practices of large from inspiring English sources

Congress must also take steps to provide more protection to patients and doctors from the unfair practices of large, dominant health insurers.

A related problem, he said, has been the compensation practices of large firms that rewarded partners who brought in business far more than those who performed audits.

The Conservative MP Charlie Elphicke, who has led a campaign against the tax practices of large multi-nationals condemned the Scottish Government inducements to Amazon.

Polymetal's chief executive, Vitaly N. Nesis, has moved to remake the gold company into a more shareholder-friendly firm consistent with the practices of large international businesses.

Eli Mason, a forceful voice for independence in the accounting profession and a sharp critic of some of the practices of large accounting firms, died on Monday in Manhattan.

Now, some big users of aluminum, including Coca-Cola and MillerCoors, say that the practices of large financial institutions like Goldman Sachs have driven up the price of that important metal.

Some two centuries ago Australia was in a nearly primal condition, unmodified by the practices of large-scale conventional agriculture.

Licensed breeders will not be affected by the new rule, which is meant to preemptively halt "the inhumane and deceptive practices of large-scale breeding operations that supply animals to pet stores and directly to consumers online," Tang, alongside representatives from the Humane Society of the U.S. and local animal care agencies, wrote in an editorial.

It is designed to counter the practice of large multinational companies diverting profits abroad through complicated business structures in order to avoid paying taxes.

Judge Nelms used those pages to rail against the practice of large corporations filing bankruptcy cases "in venues that have almost no connection to the debtor".

As Billboard has pointed out, it is an "existing standard practice of large rights holders and some major labels" to ink special deals with online platforms that give them additional compensation in exchange for access to their music catalogue.