Sentence examples for release corporate from inspiring English sources

"You look at how quickly that happened and now everyone wants to release corporate earnings on Twitter," Mr. Frankel said, in between calling out, "Sell!" to his team.

In the Senate, Charles Grassley of Iowa, a member of the Senate Finance Committee, suggested that the government release corporate tax returns, a step to calm investors that would reverse decades of privacy laws.

Serving up a clean and simply navigated user interface through their website, Grammarly allows for you to easily cut and paste any copy you're writing, directly into their 'dashboard.' Whether it be for a press release, corporate document, sales brochure or a column for HuffPo or the WSJ, all your documents are stored in their various levels of completion.

China’s state-owned media have often gotten ahead of state-owned companies on releasing corporate news to the world.

They'll also release new corporate versions of their Office products, like Word and Excel, and their Exchange e-mail server software.

But, in my position as COTA's Director of Communications, I want to spotlight the intriguing characters, cultures and customs throughout Latin America in future posts rather than merely disseminate press releases, corporate communications and organizational updates through my HuffPost platform.

Vista, the latest version of the Windows operating system, was released to corporate customers late last year and to retail customers last month.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 24 — Microsoft is facing an early crisis of confidence in the quality of its Windows Vista operating system as computer security researchers and hackers have begun to find potentially serious flaws in the system that was released to corporate customers late last month.

The company previously demoed, and released the corporate side of the same OS last year.

This lack of transparency has been noted by Professors Schepers and Gardberg at Baruch who recently released a corporate political disclosure index.

Despite all this, people continued to use the GIF (the PNG lacked animation properties) and in 2006, the format was released from corporate clutches and back into the deserving hands of the public.