Sentence examples for because of the multinational from inspiring English sources

Presidential and parliamentary elections in Nigeria scheduled for 14 February were delayed to 28 March because of the multinational operation against Boko Haram.

Telemundo officials, who said they import 60percentt of their programming, said that not only do many Latin American countries have television industries that produce quality programming, but that the foreign product is also widely accepted in the United States because of the multinational makeup of the audience.

An independent assessment of the US-led air campaign by monitoring group Airwars has identified several reports of more than 750 non-combatants killed, although because of the multinational nature of the campaign it is often difficult to establish which nations carried out problematic strikes.

A specific HbA1c cut-off value for insulin initiation is not specified in VERIFY because of the multinational character of the study and the existing differences in national and local recommendations about insulin treatment in Type 2 diabetes.

"It's not just because it is big, nor is it just because it is one of the multinational corporations we have.

When his community leaders directed him to buy Indian, Mr. Afzal began a search for a domestic soft drink that could make up for the business lost because of the boycott of the multinational favorites.

While Archie has grown increasingly cuddly on Nickelodeon (declawed at least partly because of the vibrant multinational immigrant Queens that supplanted the one he was supposed to represent), the punk world of the Ramones, and their emblematic singer, Joey Ramone, remains eternal.

In a letter on Oct. 27, he said Iraq needed the continued support of the multinational force because its own forces were not yet ready to take on the responsibility of establishing "lasting peace and security".

There are more than 100 million of these kids, mostly living in poverty, tens of millions in extreme poverty, due partly to our indifference, but mainly because of the cruel business model of the multinational companies in those industries that we support daily with our customer loyalty and purchasing power.

Theories of the multinational firm argue that firms can internationalize because they possess a firm-specific advantage which is crucial for overcoming and compensating for the liability of foreignness.

The future of the multinational enterprise.