Sentence examples for push commercial from inspiring English sources

The corporations push commercial things: cars, clothes… it's a brainwash.

The lawsuit had the virtues of pointing up the Immense psychic gap between those two pillars of bourgeois civilization, the artist and the corporation, and of illuminating some of the assumptions that continually push commercial television toward blandness.

You can observe the truth of this in every e-business model ever constructed: monopolise and protect data, capture the free social data generated by user interaction, push commercial forces into areas of data production that were non-commercial before, mine the existing data for predictive value – always and everywhere ensuring nobody but the corporation can utilise the results.

Policymakers appear to be reluctant to push commercial banks into charging negative rates to their clients so long as assessing the negative reserve rate only on marginal holdings is sufficient to achieve their goal of lowering market interest rates.

Many European countries — along with China, Japan and South Korea — have pushed commercial development of carbon-reducing technologies with a robust policy mix of direct government investment, tax breaks, loans, regulation and laws that cap or tax emissions.

An increase in revenues, understood to have topped £300m for the first time from last year's figure of £286.4m, has been driven by new overseas sponsorship deals that are likely to have pushed commercial income above £100m for the first time.

The recent development of more active catalysts is pushing commercial operations to higher flowrates, towards the pulsing flow regime and to smaller catalyst particles.

Sun recently started pushing commercial sales of Trusted Solaris, a supersecure version of its operating system, emphasizing its long-standing business with überparanoids such as the National Security Agency and the Department of Defense.

With the development of formerly working-class neighborhoods like Bay Ridge and the Brooklyn Waterfront well underway, land developers and brokers are now pushing commercial space in these non-traditional areas, making the distinction between residential and commercial neighborhoods even grayer.

His effort has been accelerated and complicated by an influx of tech companies into the city, which have pushed commercial office space rents to around $67 per square foot for top Class A space.

While the notion of tech giants effectively removing illegal content might be hard to object to in principle, such a laundry list of requirements underlines the complexities involved in pushing commercial businesses to execute context-based speech policing decisions in a hurry.