Sentence examples for multinational character from inspiring English sources
That would have added useful military punch and underscored the multinational character of NATO's presence.
Hitler already showed traits that characterized his later life: loneliness and secretiveness, a bohemian mode of everyday existence, and hatred of cosmopolitanism and of the multinational character of Vienna.
It argued that "the multinational character of the commission itself lies at the heart of some of its problems", creating not only "differences in the interpretation of procedures" but also "unhealthy national allegiances that can cut across the formal structures of the commission".
Not only would she miss the multinational character, but also the "feeling that you are doing important things".
The acquisition of the Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria gave the empire an even more multinational character that would ultimately lead to its destruction.
Put differently, the industry's multinational character leads firms to put specific jobs into 'silos'; this makes it difficult to recapture the coherence and commonality of the EO example.
"The multinational European character of EADS is an advantage and an opportunity, one of its great strengths," says a proud Juan Silva, the engineer in charge of the final assembly line, who highlights the fact that in some phases more foreign than Spanish workers are involved in the process.
But while famous multinationals are vivid characters in the story, they aren't determining the plot.
"State of Wonder," Patchett's eighth book and sixth novel, is no less multinational in its cast of characters, or high-stakes in its plot.
"It's a rather ambitious project, creating a 150-minute film showing the multinational, multi-religious and multi-ethnic character of the Volga region," Greenaway was quoted as saying in a statement in Russian.
"We hope that this fine will encourage beer drinkers and bar owners in Germany to think twice before they choose a characterless beer from a multinational over a regional beer with real character," Demleitner said.
