Sentence examples for multinational time from inspiring English sources

In 1975, women performed three-quarters of the family hours devoted to child care, according to the Multinational Time Use Study.

Data from the Multinational Time Use Study a collection of surveys from 20 countries shows that in 1974, mothers without jobs typically spent just 77 minutes with their young children each day, while employed mothers spent about 25 minutes.

Nigeria's electoral commission will postpone next Saturday's presidential and legislative elections for six weeks to give a new multinational force time to secure north-eastern areas under the sway of Boko Haram, an official close to the commission told the Associated Press on Saturday.

This delay is ostensibly to give multinational forces enough time to launch a concerted attack on Boko Haram.

At the same time, multinational firms are beginning to reverse the relentless process of outsourcing, which has seen supply chains stretch out across the globe.

It's not the first time multinational technology firms have hit problems in Germany, which takes online privacy much more seriously than many other countries.

Girls like Rios have become modern day Davids taking on the Goliaths of our time — multinational corporations like Facebook and Lego, and media giants, like Seventeen magazine and Clear Channel.

In March, the financial services multinational increased paid time off for new mothers to four months.

"The world the next generation inherits will be more connected and more multinational than any time in human history.

Over time, multinational firms create new jobs, pay higher wages, increase the level of productivity, introduce new industries, promote export and stimulate innovation [12].

While Canada is a bit smaller than California, with 36 million residents, it is still a large market, but the companies there have global opportunities that broadly expand their ability to scale into multinational corporations over time.