Sentence examples for present corporate from inspiring English sources

The business tax in the Cain plan bears no resemblance to the present corporate income tax.

Washington ordered GM and Chrysler (and essentially, Ford, too) to cut costs and present corporate viability plans to congress.

The essential problem with Mr. Kerry's plan is that it does not eliminate the waste in our present corporate-run system: shareholder profit, excessive executive salaries and other expenses unrelated to the provision of health care.

Company offices would be devoid of the "negative forces" often present in corporate America, he said.

At least at senior levels, both sides are at pains to present this corporate marriage as harmonious.

He suggested payment of corporation tax was "a question of judgment", a matter of how a company wished to present its "corporate social responsibility".

At Burnett and D'Arcy, he was involved in the nascent efforts of Fortune 500 companies to present a corporate identity to the buying public beyond the brand-named product.

Because while the present – MP3s, corporate tax evasion, capitalism at its most venal, the wanton destruction of the cherished high street – may be hideous, the past wasn't any better.

H.R.C.'s decision, for example, to present a "corporate equality" award to Goldman Sachs despite employees' support for conservative politicians has fed into a sense that the major gay-rights organizations might be more interested in corporate comfort than in fighting trans discrimination.

People present to corporate boards for many reasons they could be suggesting a new direction for the company, explaining a complex legal issue that needs to be decided quickly, or simply giving an update on an on-going project.

This is a conflict so severe that it's incurable by disclosure: who wouldn't realize that you can't present paid corporate hacks as objective political commentators?