Sentence examples for multinational international from inspiring English sources

Tom Smith Crackers is still one of the largest manufacturers in the world, but is now owned by Brite Sparks, subsidiary to multinational International Greetings.

Fela's songs not only protested against various forms of injustice but often fiercely attacked specific agencies and members of the Nigerian government.' His targets even included the US multinational International Telephones and TeleCommunications, on 'International Thief Thief ITTT)'.

They can be universities, research centres, commercial enterprises (from a one-person company to a major multinational), international organisations, etc.

While the 1973 tournament, the first, matched three United States regional champions against the UK champion and thus could be argued as the first international tournament, true multinational international tournaments were first held in 1975.

In the 20th century, relationships between governments were affected by a developing awareness that world peace and prosperity depend on multinational and international cooperation.

"There are worrying signs that president Kim favours private providers – evidenced in his recent speech in which he endorsed the methods used by multinational Bridge International Academies, which caused over 100 organisations, including the Bretton Woods Project to sign a protest letter".

These can be universities, research centres, commercial enterprises (from a one-person company to a multinational), or international organisations.

Host organisations must be active in research or research training and can be universities, research centres, commercial enterprises (from a one-person company to a multinational), or international organisations (such as EMBO or CERN).

Banglapedia raised further contributions from universities, banks, multinational companies, international organisations and even private individuals.

Therefore, in multinational outbreaks, international collaboration provides an important means for disclosing the common source of infections, particularly when the contaminated food is very popular in one (likely the source) country (e.g., [ 23, 24]).

As part of multinational research, international ethical and regulatory standards have been described by our interviewees as means to perform research as elsewhere, i.e. to requirements for generation of accurate and reliable scientific information.