Sentence examples for problems of corporations from inspiring English sources

There is certainly evidence the court will not easily shake its undue solicitude for the problems of corporations.

The problems of poverty, colonialism, democracy and reparations for imperialism are transformed into problems of corporations fortifying their food, and governments fortifying their development.

Under Mr. Hills's tenure at the S.E.C. in the mid-1970s, the agency undertook to clean up the problem of corporations' paying bribes overseas.

Labour has been making political capital out of the Conservatives' failure to deal with large-scale tax evasion by account holders at HSBC's Swiss arm, and it has promised to get a grip on the wider problem of corporations using complicated schemes to avoid paying tax in the UK.

One aspect of the H.B.S. method, with its emphasis on problems of actual corporations, is sometimes referred to as the "case cracker" problem.

It is one way to crack the problem of "ownerless corporations" – the single biggest impediment to reform.

"That's really the problem here — the whole notion of corporations spending unlimited funds," said Donald Simon, counsel for Democracy 21, a nonpartisan group favoring greater campaign restrictions.

While Mr. Greenspan was nominally on Capitol Hill to discuss the economy, he took the opportunity to make his first extensive remarks on the roots of the problems afflicting corporations and the stock market, and he did not pull any punches.

Qualys, founded in 1999, scans networks of corporations to identify security problems.

But the truth is that these changes often target real problems at corporations: owning lots of different businesses that have nothing to do with one another, empire-building by C.E.O.s, unnecessarily large cash hoards.

"But in the case of corporations it is an ongoing problem to manage all communications for regulated markets".