Sentence examples for multinational processes from inspiring English sources

"The United States is so wedded to the multinational processes of the WTO, which take forever and provide only rifle shot results," he said.

According to Dr. K. V. Sudhir, one of the pioneering scientists, "in hindsight... [it] was a major factor in us being so successful" because it led to better yields and more efficient purification compared to even multinational processes [ 16].

The Sugababes Story would make a terrible movie: only the HR director of a recently merged multinational could process all those personnel changes within a 95-minute running time.

"When you're running a major multinational corporation, you have processes and procedures to deal with any number of crises that might come up at any time," he said.

Following the distribution of production processes, larger multinational companies also started to distribute part of their R&D processes, to support their production processes or market development.

While globalization is not a new phenomenon, the impact of globalization on ethics instruction is at the earliest stages of exploration, and generally focuses on prescriptive processes for multinational firms.

The election was "enthusiastically embraced by the voters of Fiji who were keen to participate in the democratic process," the Multinational Observer Group wrote in its preliminary findings.

In order to simplify the approval process for multinational marketing of drugs, the WHO and many drug regulatory agencies have attempted to produce harmonization among regulations in various parts of the world.

Their cultural characteristics are mainly embodied in the religion, food culture, identity psychology, multinational societial organizations, localization process and the like.

The chapter then underlines the growing internationalization of agroprocessing activities, in particular through the increasing importance of international capital activities, and the role played by multinational corporations in this process.

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).