Sentence examples for employed globally from inspiring English sources

The Basque country's totemic company is Mondragon, the world's largest industrial co-operative and Spain's seventh largest business group, with a €14bn turnover and 85,000 people employed globally in more than 250 companies.

The world's largest co-operative group, Mondragón, now Spain's sixth largest company, with a €1bn turnover and 100,000 people employed globally in more than 250 companies, began here more than 50 years ago.

Models have been developed to equate differences of radioisotope inventories with rates of soil redistribution and these models have been employed globally to assess soil redistribution on agricultural and natural landscapes.

An estimated 458,000 deaths would be avoided (0.5% of the projected total number of deaths in 2030) if currently available emission control technologies were aggressively employed globally.

These additional publications describe design, conduct, and reporting criteria that form the basis of the methodologies employed globally to assure quality and reliability of in vivo toxicological investigations for regulatory assessment of human and ecological health hazards.

"The 'substance' of Shire's business in Luxembourg, used to justify these arrangements, consists of two people out of the 5,600 staff the company employs globally".

The estimation of paleotemperatures from isotope records could be improved by employing globally consistent calculation procedures.

Earlier this month Facebook also said it was adding a further 3,000 staff to its content reviewer team — bringing to 7,500 the total number of moderators it employs globally to review content being posted by its almost two billion users.

Space-time K function was employed to globally examine the existence of spatial temporal clustering in the HD data.

Design of experiments is then employed to globally identify the stability and control derivative variations with velocity, altitude, aircraft mass, and center of gravity position.

Here, microarrays were employed to globally characterize the CO (250 ppm) suppression of early (1 h) LPS-induced inflammation in human monocytic THP-1 cells.