| 单词 | corporate |
| 释义 | corporate (kɔːʳprət ) adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Corporate means relating to business corporations or to a particular business corporation. [business] ...top U.S. corporate executives. ...the U.K. corporate sector. ...a corporate lawyer. This established a strong corporate image. Synonyms: collective, collaborative, united, shared Collocations: corporate business While weekend leisure bookings had perked up, midweek corporate business remained tough, particularly on rate. Times, Sunday Times Corporate business would normally pick up after summer. Times,Sunday Times Around the malls with their smiling doormen are corporate business headquarters, call centres and high-rise apartment blocks for the newly affluent middle classes. Times, Sunday Times Bylaws are self-imposed rules, resulting from an agreement or contract between the corporation and its members to conduct the corporate business in a particular way. Christianity Today The company yesterday said corporate business bounced back over the second half of 2010. The Sun Would launching a new division distract me from my present efforts to build our corporate customer base? Times, Sunday Times By selling a consumer product to a corporate customer base, you have built in processes and simplicity. Times, Sunday Times In addition, the partnership involved a coordination of scheduling, prices, frequent flyer programs, corporate customer agreements, maintenance and procurement. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 It had not built an equivalent for corporate customers, which more often need to draw out trends from data to make business decisions. Times,Sunday Times One agent said that there was a dearth of corporate customers, and some who have paid deposits may walk away. Times, Sunday Times Bond market analysts talk of ' crossover' between sovereign and corporate debt. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The bank will intensify 'work related to outright purchases in the [assetbacked securities] market', signalling plans to print money to buy corporate debt. Times, Sunday Times (2014) They arranged corporate debt issues to soak up those unproductive dollars. Times, Sunday Times (2015) He rejected the contention that the only director of the relevant insolvent companies was a corporate director. Times, Sunday Times As a corporate director, he felt like a hockey scout confined to the sidelines while the coach ran the team. Globe and Mail The sole director of each of the 42 companies was a corporate director, of which the defendant was a director. Times, Sunday Times The problem, however, was that the defendant was doing no more than discharging his duties as the director of the corporate director of the composite companies. Times, Sunday Times He became a lawyer and corporate director from 1898 to 1910. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 In 2000, the museum accepted its first corporate donation of artworks. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Corporate donations accounted for almost 23 per cent of the total value of 1 million-plus gifts, up from 15 per cent in 2013. Times, Sunday Times According to election law, political parties can accept corporate donations only from companies that are 'carrying on business'. Times, Sunday Times Corporate donations have fallen by 20 per cent. Times, Sunday Times Senior sources fear that the cash-for-peerages scandal will deter individual and corporate donations in the run-up to the next general election. Times, Sunday Times It has given 395,000 and become the party's biggest corporate donor. Times, Sunday Times Corporate donors preferred one-off projects to which they could put their names. Times, Sunday Times Campaign finance and his freedom from influence by large corporate donors are at the heart of his pitch. Times, Sunday Times Most charities have policies on working with industry to limit income from corporate donors, or avoid donations from only one company. Times, Sunday Times The scholarships are paid for by private and corporate donors. Times, Sunday Times Limiting the amount that any individual or corporate entity can give not only circumscribes the power they wield. Times, Sunday Times We also use our business acumen to aggressively process as a strengthening corporate entity. Times, Sunday Times The relevant corporate legislation imposes an annual duty on all companies and close corporations, thus exacerbating the fiscal charges associated with owning a primary residence in a corporate entity. ST That was their right and privilege as a corporate entity. Times, Sunday Times Values and ethical standards, and the overall culture in which they are embedded, are keystones of governance in any corporate entity. Times, Sunday Times Even in a corporate environment, he says, there was only a positive reaction. Times, Sunday Times In suit-mode, you are aware that you're doing something that you would on the whole rather not be doing - spending time in a corporate environment. Times, Sunday Times You will learn more than you will ever learn in a corporate environment. Times, Sunday Times When you're operating in a corporate environment, it's actually quite hard to pin things on an individual, as distinct from a corporate failing. Times, Sunday Times For a corporate environment, think suits - even if you don't wear matching pants. Times, Sunday Times The hard subjects include classes on corporate finance and quantitative analysis that cover topics from justifying company valuations to constructing forecasting models. Times, Sunday Times (2007) First-year students study a range of core subjects, including management accounting, leadership development and corporate finance. Times, Sunday Times (2007) While best known for structural engineering and architecture, it now provides services ranging from acoustics to corporate finance. Times, Sunday Times (2009) A rare bit of generosity from a corporate firm that went down well with all the passengers. The Sun Not to apply to train at a big corporate firm. Times, Sunday Times One corporate firm took three weeks to fix a stuck door. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Big charities now rival many corporate firms in turnover and career prospects. Times, Sunday Times We have entrepreneurs, interesting people from corporate firms, freelance people, but not lawyers or bankers. Times, Sunday Times This duty of due care applies to the investment of corporate funds. Christianity Today Such a proceeding allows officers and directors to be sued to prevent a diversion, loss, or waste of corporate funds or property. Christianity Today He was free to make personal use of the corporate funds for himself and family when and if he chose to do so. Christianity Today But that's not what these tools corporate funds are meant for. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The new statue disallowed the use of corporate funds to purchase advertising to influence the outcome of referendum elections, unless the corporations business interests were directly involved. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Faced with a corporate giant, she had little choice but to back down. Times, Sunday Times Our typical modern corporate giant makes more than half its profits overseas, often in emerging markets. Times, Sunday Times Now the corporate giant has plans to get a hold of our finances. Times, Sunday Times When you become a corporate giant, do not dismiss others that look suspiciously like what you once were: a tiny upstart with a big idea. Times, Sunday Times And it wasn't the first corporate giant to demonstrate that software on phones, ebook readers and games consoles can be edited from afar without the user's consent. Times, Sunday Times Companies that have a clear corporate identity and stand for something are the ones that mark themselves out from the crowd. Times, Sunday Times The papers, it says, are not distributed because 'they consistently lash our corporate identity by deliberately publishing falsified news and fictions about our company'. Times, Sunday Times Two things conspire in modern sport to encourage this talk of 'culture' and the development of a corporate identity. Times, Sunday Times A corporate identity originally took the form of a poster, but logos have taken a more central role in recent campaigns, adding a cultural flavour. ST I believe the split had affected our ability to discern our corporate identity. Christianity Today Some campaigners had feared the recession would undermine corporate interest in the environment. Times, Sunday Times Almost all the counties are reporting significant increases in membership and corporate interest for this season, which will be a relief after the revenue losses that many faced last year. Times, Sunday Times Governments can curb their worst effects by helping individuals organise to protect themselves and promote causes that run counter to corporate interests, he says. Times, Sunday Times It used to serve a lot of corporate interests. Chicago Sun-Times They say we are infinitely suggestible, prone to being moulded by corporate interests, and at risk of being captured by our own technology. Times, Sunday Times Corporate investment, hiring and retail spending were all cut back in the spring to reflect the new risks facing the world economy. Times, Sunday Times And while corporate investment had been weak, businesses eventually will have to spend more to replace worn-out equipment. Times, Sunday Times Rate cuts are unlikely to have much meaningful impact on borrowers or corporate investment, she claims. Times, Sunday Times The dotcom bubble burst as markets realised that a great deal of wasteful corporate investment had taken place. Times, Sunday Times Activity in the housing market has also 'continued to weaken', whereas corporate investment intentions have strengthened, the report showed. Times, Sunday Times Experts said the move reflected the growing pressures on corporate jet firms. The Sun Executives arrived for meetings in chauffeur-driven cars and, if farther afield, by corporate jet. Times, Sunday Times He shares a corporate jet with his other top managers, rather than choosing to keep one or more at his disposal, as some other executives do. Times, Sunday Times One investor said he was 'not concerned' about the corporate jet as many companies used them to maximise the time of key executives. Times, Sunday Times One of his first acts was to put the corporate jet up for sale. Times, Sunday Times The market fears that losses from their corporate loan books could yet derail profits from investment banking. Times, Sunday Times Its corporate loan book also has considerable exposure to the crumbling commercial property sector. The Sun The banks get a peek at the deteriorating balance sheets of their corporate loan customers. Globe and Mail The vast majority predict that the benchmark ten-year gilt yield will rise from today's rate of 1.24 per cent, which will push up mortgage and corporate loan rates. Times, Sunday Times Companies can issue a corporate bond or obtain money from a bank through a corporate loan. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Here and there, there are hints of a corporate logo or a snappy brand identity. Times, Sunday Times To succeed, a corporate logo must be universally recognized and understood. Times, Sunday Times They can be customised to include personal messages and your corporate logo, which can then be linked to your company's website. Times, Sunday Times Each of these corporate giants has adopted a trend to 'simplify' its corporate logo by dropping the apostrophe. Times, Sunday Times I recently visited a publishing company in which the reception area was adorned with no less than three flatscreen tellies, all showing a still of the corporate logo. Times, Sunday Times For that, she said, they are looking for a corporate partner. Houston Chronicle Last year 45 corporate partners were linked with more than 60 community organisations. Times, Sunday Times It's also incredibly important to press home to corporate partners that they fulfil a vital role in terms of funding. Times, Sunday Times Some of the 1,000 tickets have gone to corporate partners and people working in rugby union. Times, Sunday Times Corporate partners are also unable to shape topics; their advice simply helps researchers select from topics they have prepared themselves. Times, Sunday Times So far it's only good for corporate profit margins. The Sun Novelty blurs the oddity of paying to live with a vigilant inhuman spy linked to an all-too-human corporate profit centre thousands of miles away. Times, Sunday Times Strong labour-productivity growth increases corporate profit and reduces the risk of inflation. Globe and Mail The country's corporate profit margins are higher than at their 1980s peak and growth rates look sustainable rather than temporary. Times, Sunday Times At best, corporate profit margins are unlikely to increase further. Times, Sunday Times The corporate sector acted early and has mostly completed its restructuring. Times, Sunday Times In the current crisis, their funding issues are accordingly less dire than those of the corporate sector. Times, Sunday Times But if you want a successful sales career in the corporate sector you're going to need more. Times, Sunday Times It said that health insurance customers had increased by 3 per cent, lifted by strong demand from the expatriate corporate sector. Times, Sunday Times It relies on public money for less than a quarter of its revenue and ensures its sustainability by fundraising energetically in the corporate sector. Times, Sunday Times One of the noticeable trends was that corporate spending on luxury items had dropped markedly. ST The growth in corporate spending comes at a critical time for the recovery. Houston Chronicle At that point, business gets a two-year respite and a short-term pick-up in corporate spending again would be expected. Times,Sunday Times Aside from the restructuring strain, it must also contend with a slowdown in corporate spending on technology projects. Times, Sunday Times Yesterday there were further warnings that a retreat from corporate spending would hit small and regional arts organisations particularly badly and reduce risk-taking in the arts. Times, Sunday Times Want to up the ante and go after some corporate sponsorship? Times, Sunday Times The row over corporate sponsorship follows a 13% real-terms drop in government grants to museums and galleries in the 10 years to 2017. Times,Sunday Times You had to break even in a time of diminishing government subsidy, and early in the days of corporate sponsorship. Times, Sunday Times The influence of brands and corporate sponsorship on music has made it safe and unchallenging. The Sun For without generous corporate sponsorship and glossy advertising campaigns, how else would this music survive? Times, Sunday Times Companies appoint banks to provide a range of services, from raising debt and equity to advice on corporate strategy and acquisitions. Times, Sunday Times They research the company, develop a corporate strategy and devise a winning presentation for the final day. Times, Sunday Times The committee has opened an investigation into how these targets affect shareholder expectations, corporate strategy and staff bonuses. Times, Sunday Times However, he said that its transparent corporate strategy clearly demonstrated its potential and was an effective defence against a hostile takeover. Times,Sunday Times The putsch came after a meeting of senior managers last weekend to discuss corporate strategy in face of investor anger. Times, Sunday Times The company admitted that it was carrying out a strategic review of its corporate structure, designed to 'keep all options open'. Times, Sunday Times It also needed 'a simplified and more costeffective corporate structure, a revised strategic direction and a new senior management team committed to this new approach'. Times, Sunday Times The passed-over execs need to find a way to support the new corporate structure or leave. ST The group also plans to simplify its corporate structure and reduce administration expenses. Times, Sunday Times In the new world of workstyle envy, those truly succeeding are the ones who enjoy their work, whether self-employed or working within a corporate structure. Times, Sunday Times The staff of an independent record shop spend a day trying to prevent a corporate takeover by raising enough money to allow the manager to buy it himself. The Sun Health issues are shared with patients rather like due diligence in a corporate takeover. Times, Sunday Times While working on a corporate takeover as a summer associate with a law firm, he 'saw what the investment bankers did and found it more interesting'. Times, Sunday Times She occasionally launches insidious plans for world domination and corporate takeover. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 However, other sources contend the bills do amount to either a government takeover or a corporate takeover, or both. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 It could be paid for by restricting tax relief on pensions, or a crackdown on corporate tax avoidance. Times, Sunday Times But the income derived from intellectual property rights will be subject to corporate tax of 28 per cent. Times, Sunday Times That effort could be helped by reducing regulation, easing the corporate tax burden and investing in skills. Times, Sunday Times Corporate tax avoidance has become a major issue for voters, he believes. Times, Sunday Times If, or when, the economy and the housing market are restored to health, the corporate tax take should rise. Times, Sunday Times She claims that the authorities failed to take any action against the corporate titans she named. Times, Sunday Times Last year, we predicted a boom in dealmaking as some of the world's corporate titans — particularly in mining — loosened their purse strings. Times, Sunday Times Those who have the motivation could build the corporate titans of the next decade. Times,Sunday Times Corporate titans that once seemed unassailable have been superseded, undermined by communications providers which own no infrastructure, taxi companies which own no vehicles, retailers which own no inventory. Times, Sunday Times Before and during the sometimes heated questioning, each of the corporate titans tried to push back against suggestions that they exercised any form of monopoly control in their markets. Times,Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 公司的 Japanese: 企業の |
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