First, we conducted a qualitative study in 41 countries to identify the key characteristics that people associate with global brands.
This means requiring information exchange as standard, to allow poor countries to identify the true profit streams of companies operating within their borders.
The company, Roper Starch Worldwide in New York, has interviewed 35,000 consumers in 35 countries to identify shared values that cross national borders.
Our research adds to previous literature by comparing implementation of similar abortion laws across countries to identify strategies for full implementation of the health exception.
By forcing countries to identify joint projects, it should cut down on overlap, first in research, then in production (Europe has 25 military shipyards, America four).
American officials feared that such wording would open the way for North Korea to demand an end to the Proliferation Security Initiative, in which the United States is organizing countries to identify and seize materials related to unconventional weapons.
Shah Selbe is an engineer and conservation technologist who works with communities, NGOs, and developing countries to identify and deploy technologies that can help with their greatest conservation challenges.
We report the results of a survey completed by representatives from 20 European countries to identify current challenges to IRES status assessment, examples of best practice, and priorities for future research.
ActionAid voiced the same concern and urged DfID to focus on the priorities identified by the developing countries themselves and work through the African Tax Administration Forum, which is developing a "diagnostic toolkit" to allow developing countries to identify their own needs.
In 2004, IUCN's Membership requested 'a worldwide consultative process to agree a methodology to enable countries to identify Key Biodiversity Areas, drawing on data from the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species and other datasets, building on existing approaches' (WCC-2004-Res-013).
This study used exploratory field interviews with 47 host country human resource and middle managers in 45 different subsidiaries owned and operated by parent companies in six different countries to identify major forms of training design input from the HCW that could be beneficial for enhancing the validity of expatriate training.
