Sentence examples for transnational operations from inspiring English sources

"First, they may not be imminent but it's only a matter of time before transnational operations are launched," says Fred Hof, a former State Department man now at the Atlantic Council, a Washington think-tank.

On one hand, international lawyers are at least as ingenious as their customers when it comes to overcoming obstacles to transnational operations; on the other, lawyers have always been skilful at limiting access to their own profession, both within their own countries and globally.

If it is to do so responsibly, sustainably, and intelligently, it will have to grapple with the advantages as much as the social challenges of transnational operations, the environmental realities of resource extraction as much as the economic myths of mining cultures.

This, he explained, is how the international community will be able to help local groups, particularly with tracking cross border movement, money flow, and other transnational operations.

Offerings must command a high margin, must be globally consistent or compatible, must meet complex specifications across borders, or must be supplied to an integrated transnational operation in a carefully coordinated fashion.

As such, this book is not a "how-to" guide for developing a transnational operation.

A recent Europol study [18] shows that criminal groups, over 3.600 currently active in Europe, have growing networks, transnational operation capacity, higher mobility and great diversification of activities.

9/11 was a cheap transnational operation that struck at the heart of global commerce.

Under the twin rubrics of "competitiveness and employment" and "transnational co-operation", the commission will spend more than €50 billion over seven years in prosperous countries.Ask commission officials to defend such spending policies, and they offer a variety of reasons.

And, unfortunately, the indications are that there's going to be more support for transnational co-operation, as Jayati said, there's going to be more support for economic policies that are actually going to increase inequality in the world.

Another initiative is gathering momentum to support the Huicholes in a struggle to save their most sacred site, Cerro Quemado in Real de Catorce or Wirikuta, from a transnational mining operation.