Sentence examples for transnational developments from inspiring English sources

The business systems approach highlights how business continues to be influenced by the national institutional frameworks in which it is embedded, but tends to play down the effects of transnational developments on national patterns of economic organization".

Concentration in the EU sugar sector increased remarkably in the post-reform period due to important transnational developments at the EU level (see Table 1 above).6 A number of Member States experienced significant and even substantial increases in the HHI since the first campaign under the reformed regime (2006/07).

He has also been involved in many transnational development projects and has worked with organisations in every EU and EEA member state.

The significance of how this critical synthesis of the underlying legacy systems also surface as a reconciliation for the reflexive instability and meta-stabilisation, all of these innovations are equally wrapped up in, i.e. as a dynamic process of transnational development and global change, is perhaps best captured by Caragliu et al. (2013).

As globalization proceeds, transnational property development is increasing.

In a politically unstable "election year," when the world's attention will focus on Burma, one would think that risky transnational mega-development projects would be approached with caution, by both the junta and its corporate partners.

Other women human rights defenders have been killed or threatened with death for defending natural resources from transnational mining and development companies, labor rights or, in the case of journalists, the truth.

Transnational conservation and development discourses, such as within the MDTP, target and would like to engage with the political level of everyday life decisions.

In the next section we discuss both the problematic and the potential of transnational conservation and development within the framework of the Maloti-Drakensberg Transfrontier Project.

It is crucial to answer the above questions to shed light on recent developments in transnational labor unions' practices; these developments can lead to the effective coordination of the agendas and outcomes among cross-borders independent negotiations.

The empowerment of women and girls has risen up the development agenda in recent years, championed by powerful financial institutions, the philanthropic wings of major transnational corporations and influential development donors as a sought-after panacea.