Translation of "Corporate conscience " (English → French) :

corporate conscience | CSR | corporate social responsibility | social performance

Commerce with Conscience? Human Rights and Corporate Codes of Conduct

close company | close corporation | closed corporation | closely held corporation | closely-held corporation | private company

corporation de facto corporation de facto | de facto corporation de facto corporation

develop corporate training program | write corporate training programmes | develop corporate training programmes | generate corporate training programmes

record corporate properties | recording corporate property | corporate property directory | record corporate property

corporation de jure corporation de jure | de jure corporation de jure corporation

corporation tax [ corporate income tax | profits tax | Corporate income tax(STW) | Profit taxation(STW) | excess profits tax(UNBIS) ]

body corporate [ body corporate and politic | body politic and corporate | body politic or corporate | body politic | corporate body | corporate entity | legal entity | juridical entity | artificial person | juristic person | juridical person | conventional person | legal person | corporation ]

open corporation [ public corporation | open company | public company | publicly held corporation | widely-held corporation | widely held corporation | widely held public corporation | widely-held company | widely held company ]

We are appreciative of your corporate conscience and the good work you are doing.

Having said that, it is nice to see that you have a corporate conscience and that you are doing everything you possibly can to help our First Nations people.

Ms Wetherup: That is also related to the senator's earlier comments about the Royal Canadian Mint's corporate conscience.

4. Notes that Saudi Arabia is a member of the HRC until 2016; strongly condemns the widespread human rights violations committed by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; condemns in particular the 47 recent executions in the country, including that of Sheikh Nimr Al-Nimr, and is concerned about the increasing tension in the region in response to those executions; calls again for universal abolition of the death penalty and calls for an immediate moratorium on the implementation of death penalties in Saudi Arabia; condemns the fact that Saudi Arabia continues to apply the death penalty for a wide range of situations that are treated as crimes, such as homosexuality, drugs offences, apostasy and witchcraft; urges the Saudi authorities to end all ...[+++]corporal punishment in the country and to incorporate international human rights standards into national legislation; calls, likewise, on the Saudi authorities to immediately release all prisoners of conscience, in particular the blogger Raïf Badawi;