Sentence examples for upon corporations from inspiring English sources
A tax reform law fell heavily upon corporations and well-to-do people.
But the real threat to democracy was the Citizens United decision which conferred upon corporations the right to buy elections.
If the judicial branch of government and elections can't save us from representatives who not only ignore their constituents' interests, but aggressively grind them into compost to be lovingly laid upon corporations' gardens of greed, what recourse do we have?
Growth must be pursued wisely and in moderation", and "We call upon corporations, finance, and the business sector to change from the current business model which is based on an unsustainable escalating economy, and to adopt a circular economy that is wholly sustainable".
Many other prominent designers including Saul Bass (whose many visual identity programs included logos for AT&T), Lester Beall, and the partnership of Tom Geismar and Ivan Chermayeff focused their practices upon corporate design, as multinational corporations understood the need for consistent graphic standards in their facilities and communications throughout the world.
As well as being neglected by the government, the Orang Rimba are preyed upon by corporations that take advantage of widespread illiteracy.
The resulting outflows threatened the stability of short-term funding markets, particularly the commercial paper market, upon which corporations rely heavily for their short-term borrowing needs.
Before President Hoover called upon leading corporations, governors of state and mayors of cities to co-operate in speeding up construction and other work, FORBES had sent requests for definite facts and figures to these very people.
To that end, in the meantime, I call upon individual corporations to follow Virgin's lead.
The public looks favorably upon places, corporations, and activities that invite, employ, and include people with disabilities.
WASHINGTON -- A critical document from President Barack Obama's free trade negotiations with eight Pacific nations was leaked online early Wednesday morning, revealing that the administration intends to bestow radical new political powers upon multinational corporations, contradicting prior promises.
