Sentence examples for quantity of corporate from inspiring English sources

It's impossible not to be impressed, by the quality and especially quantity of corporate entertainment going on behind the scenes, even before the match kicks off with the vibrant atmosphere of a ground that has been steadily and intelligently modernised, but retains old-fashioned terraces on three sides out of four.

Toward this end, corporate sustainability ratings must focus on what really matters, not just quantity of corporate ESG disclosure, but quality and materiality.

Because Variety Wholesalers is privately owned by the Pope family, Pope "has access to huge quantities of corporate funds," which now can be channelled freely into politics.

"We are seeing a standardization in the quality and quantity of information," said Agnes de Petigny, head of corporate ratings in Europe for Standard & Poor's.

With the BoJ having already bought massive quantities of government bonds, corporate bonds and equity exchange-traded funds (ETFs), the policy shift is seen as a tacit acknowledgement by Japanese officials that they're running up against the limits of monetary policy.

Rolls-Royce declined to disclose the numbers of corporate jet engine orders it had received, a quantity which helped sink its share price on Thursday.

"The site of this operation was abandoned and had produced only a small quantity of bottles, much of which was still on site," said Michael Mullen, vice president of corporate & government affairs in an e-mail.

Alongside a cut in the price of money, the MPC also announced an increase in the quantity of money via a new programme of asset purchases covering £60bn of government bonds and £10bn of corporate bonds.

Mr. Mahendran also pointed out that in Asia, investors now have a greater range of corporate bonds to choose from, as Asian companies have been issuing debt in large quantities.

A key aim of these policies was to boost the quantity of bank credit to the non-financial corporate and household sectors.

This is a form of corporate greed".