Sentence examples for multinational mechanisms from inspiring English sources
Low-incidence countries should support the implementation of all aspects of the global TB strategy, through bilateral and multinational mechanisms.
"They won't be investing in countries with poor governance records, or social structures that are completely confusing to them". That, she suggested, will be left to multinational funding mechanisms like the Green Climate Fund.
This article explores what mechanisms multinational companies (MNCs) use to coordinate their overseas R&D units.
These are offered by multinational corporations and market mechanisms that further deregulate water resource allocation.
In his letter, Mr. Allawi said he would head up a Ministerial Committee for National Security that would set the framework for security operations and would include, "as appropriate," commanders from the multinational force "to discuss mechanisms of coordination and cooperation".
What strategies and mechanisms do multinational pharmaceutical companies use for corporate social responsibility?
Specifically, we address the following questions: (i) What strategies and mechanisms do multinational pharmaceutical companies use for corporate social responsibility?
"This database is an accountability mechanism for multinational corporations," she added.
In 2012, the ICGLR activated its "joint verification mechanism" — a multinational military effort to monitor the common border between the DRC and Rwanda.
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) this month began efforts to crack down on "aggressive" tax avoidance by multinational companies, such as the mechanism known as the "Double Irish".
Given the existing deterrent value of the UK's present civil litigation framework and the redress already delivered to otherwise powerless individuals and communities, the "reforms" would be retrograde and contrary to the growing global recognition of the need to enhance legal mechanisms relating to multinationals' human rights obligations.
