Sentence examples for multinational nature from inspiring English sources
Underscoring the multinational nature of these rings, American law-enforcement agencies have also been putting more investigators overseas.
Secondly, the broadcasters and regulator have come to an unsatisfactory conclusion because they refuse to recognise the multinational nature of the British state.
Ms. Maxwell said the multinational nature of selling satellites could cause confusion when negotiations involve "a French accent, a Russian accent and an American accent" on the telephone.
A native of northern Mexico, he said the program's multinational nature and international faculty worked well with his experience at John Deere and other manufacturers.
In any case, given the widespread multinational nature of the unpopularity of the anti-austerity message in a time of hardship, it seems a bit off to blame it mainly on the epistemic closure of the American right.
Officers from at least six countries will be present, a simple indicator of the coordinated, multinational nature of the criminal gangs that control the increasingly popular – and arguably increasingly risky – route.
A lot of the companies are multinational in nature," says Skaliks.
In fact, the results showed that organisations that are large and medium-sized, with decentralised decision making, and are multinational in nature are more attractive to prospective employees.
The multinational and multicentre nature of this registry offers the potential for comparison of different patient populations and healthcare systems.
One objection to trangenics is that they are produced by large multinationals, but the nature of the technology and the regulatory systems require large investment, complex organizational capacity and honestly the private sector could not have developed by itself in the same way that the private sector did not independently develop the personal computer, cellphones, medicine, etc.
I demonstrate that contextualized geographies of working children in globalized agriculture reveal the nature of multinational corporations' engagements in specific places.
