Sentence examples for multinational discussions from inspiring English sources

Rather, our government should seek opportunities in bilateral and multinational discussions to have the rest of the developed world share the costs of such innovation and permit a reasonable return on such investments outside the United States.

The private sector is now close to being considered an equal partner in development debates, whether large multinationals in international discussions at the UN, or small businesses at the national level.

"We are currently reviewing our military contribution to the multinational coalition against ISIS and discussions remain ongoing both within government and with our allies".

Nor has there been any serious discussion of a multinational security force that might help keep the peace in the capital, Kabul.

In that vein, the Berggruen Institute's gathering in the past week — timed to coincide with the annual ministerial meeting of the Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development — made a convenient backdrop for prominent discussion of a multinational program to address Europe's alarmingly high youth unemployment rate.

After rounds of discussion and voting, multinational recommendations were formulated.

Chief and senior executives (mostly from marketing departments) of 11 local and multinational pharmaceutical companies attended this discussion (Table  1).

At the final international meeting, members of each of the scientific committees merged the national recommendations into 10 final multinational recommendations through a process of discussion and a modified Delphi vote with an electronic voting system (up to three rounds with prespecified cut-off points).

"China has a love-hate relationship with the U.S., so when multinationals run into problems in China, the discussions can leave purely economic parameters".

Ms. Lagarde, who is French, was quick to set some ground rules so that the multinational group would not veer off into political discussions about Iraq.

While most common discussions about globalisation have focused on multinational companies and large movements of working migrants, these processes have created growing demands for small businesses in urban cities to deliver some services and products at lower prices.