Sentence examples for global supply base from inspiring English sources

Instead, several top executives pushed the Yaris because it was one of the few lower-priced, left-hand-drive small cars available, and it had a global supply base for parts that could be used in China.

But it wants to establish a global supply base and perhaps show the Chinese a thing or two about manufacturing.

The rise of Asia, particularly China, has turned into not only a low cost global supply base for advanced economies, but, more importantly, has created new demand for goods and services previously destined for consumption only in advanced economies (Kaplinsky et al. 2011).

The content, however (via Google Translate) says "20 million in 10 months in the global market (supply base) exceeded, says Samsung on 23 February".

"Sometimes we lose sight of the fact that the lifeblood of the global economy is in fact the free flow of trade and investment," said Victor K. Fung, chairman of the Li & Fung Group, a giant manager of global supply chains based in Hong Kong.

"This is an extraordinary show of generosity on the part of Shakira and Gerard, but also by the thousands of people who went out of their way to share in this event by giving to others," said Shanelle Hall, head of UNICEF's global supply operations, based in Copenhagen.

The oil that Americans find in Russia -- or that the Russians find in America -- will be sold on an international market -- and the price will be set based on global supply and demand.

This has also catalysed the development in Asia of an integrated production base for the global supply chain.

Just as corporations have found that "going green" can add real profits to their bottom lines, companies that recognize women's empowerment as critical for increasing labor-force productivity, improving the quality of global supply chains and expanding their customer base and distribution networks will enjoy a competitive advantage.

That coupled with global supply constraints and a limited manufacturing base, can make accessing vaccines difficult.

The rising global demand for petroleum, its restricted supply base, and its deleterious effects on the environment has prompted the development of infrastructure-compatible renewable fuels and chemicals.