Sentence examples for multinational transport from inspiring English sources

Complainants to the Advertising Standards Authority pointed out that GWR belongs to its owner, FirstGroup, a multinational transport company listed on the London Stock Exchange, and not the people of south-west England.

Mr Souter is worried that children might, for example, be compelled to join in homosexual role-play lessons and, as the chairman of Stagecoach, a multinational transport company, had the money to do something about it.In this section British by design Back to class war?

In the first year since Abellio took over from transport multinational FirstGroup, ScotRail has been criticised and fined over the cleanliness and punctuality of its trains and platforms.

Critics cite exploitation of foreign labour and of the environment and the abandonment of native labour needs as multinational corporations from developed countries transport business to countries with cheaper labour pools and relatively little economic or political clout.

He also differed on European defense policy, and Mr. Berlusconi stripped him of any decision-making power over whether Italy would join a multinational effort to develop the Airbus military transport plane.

In his first week on the job last June, he said, he had been expected to rubber-stamp his country's participation in a multinational European project developing an Airbus military transport plane.

But last night the party's transport spokesman, Don Foster, hit back, denying the multinational would gain any favours for its money.

Given the substantial benefits that urban areas can obtain from attracting multinational firms, our results provide new evidence of the contribution of transport infrastructures to local development.

Amelia, 60, a representative of a multinational company, employed Sandeep, a driver and car owner, to provide transport service to get her to factories around the city.

With its highly developed communication and transport facilities, Bahrain is home to a number of multinational firms and construction proceeds on several major industrial projects.

Airbus Military, a subsidiary of Airbus Industrie, manages a multinational group of leading manufacturers in the development of the four-turboprop A400M transport for European air forces.