Sentence examples for multinational perspective from inspiring English sources

— Jeff Gordinier Food Politics Marion Nestlee strongly advises visiting the "Transforming the American Table" exhibition at the Smithsonian in Washington for insights on the industrialization of the food supply, as well as the "Our Global Kitchen" show at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan for its multinational perspective.

Given the pressures of practicing evidence-based medicine, the results of GRACE should provide a multinational perspective into these important outcomes and identify practice variations that will allow new opportunities to improve patient care.

The study adds a multinational perspective on over-the-counter medication use during pregnancy to the limited number of studies quantifying the extent of self-medication during pregnancy.

This study adds a multinational perspective with a large number of respondents to the limited number of studies about pregnant women's information needs and sources.

This country also was found to have the lowest allopathic medication use in the survey (Lupattelli A et al: Medication use in pregnancy: a multinational perspective. 2013 (submitted)).

This study aimed to examine patterns and factors associated with medications use in pregnancy from a multinational perspective, with emphasis on type of medication utilised and indication for use.

From the pragmatic perspective of multinational employers, providing extra benefits and extending financial help to employees minimised the attrition rate and motivated employees to stay.

The level of political risk generated by having a Britain in EFTA rather than the EU is small in the perspective of a multinational.

We also find support for hypotheses derived from the dependency perspective suggesting that multinational corporate penetration fosters higher levels of infant mortality.

While advocating a critical perspective on the multinational in order to take the field forward, we note how the other approaches could also be enriched by incorporating the human dimension.

But Vale and other tax accountants familiar with multinationals' intra-company structures believe the debate in Europe about corporate tax has a very narrow political perspective, saying that multinationals come to Ireland for a variety of reasons and corporate tax rate is just one of them.