Sentence examples for at transnational from inspiring English sources

Our market economies are bound to respond to risks and hence deploy institutional frameworks within which risks can be "managed". And it seems, in view of the state of economic developments, indispensable to address these challenges at transnational levels rather than from the perspective of one specific jurisdiction.

While Al Ali et al. look at transnational activities in general, Carling (2002) and De Haas (2010) have developed models to analyse mobility and migration.

Different bargaining regimes arise as sub-game perfect equilibria in the presence of workers' perfect substitutes in production, absence of asymmetries among the MNE's plants and labor unions paying transaction costs to coordinate their activities at transnational level.

The focus on informed consent as a transnational and relational procedure allowed us to discuss its production at transnational and local levels as well as ethical standards as part of the whole process of biomedical science production.

The objective in this technical note is to look at transnational corporations in the food industries and study the conceptual issues in trying to assess causation for diet change and to examine the (limited) empirical evidence supporting alternative views.

Change in one market is likely to impact on another thus generating a need for a self-sustaining system of multi-dimensional governance that has both a stable core capacity at transnational and state levels and the ability to flex and evolve its own mechanisms, particularly through the invention of networked private governance.

That was not entirely true at the Transnational Mixed Teams played last month at the World Championships in Maastricht, the Netherlands.

With globalization, governments are less able to regulate businesses at the national level or even at the transnational level of the EU.

Teaching happens to be something I am interested in, but there are so many more options available, from local government roles to positions at large transnational corporations.

The paper examines a case of cross-border reproductive care that happens in reverse by looking at Israeli Romanian transnational ova traffic.

But at the transnational level, the need is not so much for limiting government as creating a capacity for government, and providing regulation of those agents who are currently able to exercise power without any scrutiny or accountability.