It will also make it harder for tycoons to use "pyramid" ownership structures, in which their holding companies own stakes in a cascade of intermediary firms, allowing control to be retained with only a minority of the equity.Nor is the public's antipathy towards business entirely undiscriminating.
An "objective" (i.e., undiscriminating) treatment of all variants in a literary text such as Ovid's Metamorphoses (of which more than 300 manuscripts exist) without regard to their metrical and stylistic quality would be a self-evident waste of time and produce merely confusion.
The catalog describes how contemporary accounts of Asaf, a devout Indian Shiite painted by Zoffany, were "typically laden with Orientalist tropes" and stressed "his impotence, homosexuality, self-indulgence, corpulence, addiction to gaming, undiscriminating aesthetic taste, and legendary profligacy".
The choice is a little undiscriminating, perhaps.
Geoff Booth, Knebworth If Phillips sees no difference between a suicide bomber and a monk (or a student) protesting by self-immolation he is excessively undiscriminating.
Monbiot rejects what he sees as our "undiscriminating attack on industrial technologies.
At first, they were totally undiscriminating.
It took six years and cost around £60m – yet the recent attempt to sort world-class from mediocre research in UK universities appeared remarkably undiscriminating.
Jack, however, couldn't care less; he would happily drink rotgut, and he'll sleep with any woman who comes along — he's blissfully undiscriminating.
And blows to the spirit are undiscriminating.
Wilson writes, "It pays for males to be aggressive, hasty, fickle and undiscriminating.
