Sentence examples for multinational consortiums from inspiring English sources
He was the architect and mediator of a number of important multinational consortiums that completed telecommunication projects all over the world.
He added, however, that while it would be difficult for drug gangs to infiltrate the biggest tequila companies, which have their own distilleries and are mostly owned by multinational consortiums, it would be much easier to launder money through the many smaller brands that pop up and then quickly disappear.
The announcement by the utilities, Southern Company and American Electric Power, is a blow to the multinational consortium called the FutureGen Alliance.
The demonstrations mirrored the Cochabamba "water war" in 2000 against turning water distribution to a multinational consortium.
The A400M is built by the military division of Airbus, while the Typhoon is made by a multinational consortium that includes EADS, BAE Systems of Britain and Finmeccanica of Italy.
International Space Station (ISS), space station assembled in low Earth orbit largely by the United States and Russia, with assistance and components from a multinational consortium.
On Friday, a multinational consortium announced in Moscow that it would route a $17 billion, 3,035-mile natural gas pipeline around North Korea.
On Nov. 21, another multinational consortium, the Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization, is to formally announce the suspension of a $4.6 billion project to build two nuclear power plants in North Korea.
The year is 2000, and Costa is unprepared to deal with the real-life populist uprising in Bolivia after its government has sold the country's water rights to a private multinational consortium.
That is the 100-meter Overwhelmingly Large Telescope contemplated by the European Southern Observatory, a multinational consortium that operates the world's largest array, the Very Large Telescope, on Cerro Paranal in Chile.
Iran's proposal for a multinational consortium led by France to enrich uranium for Iran's nuclear reactor is unreasonably rejected by the United States and its European allies without a breath of pause.
