Sentence examples for transnational structure from inspiring English sources

"The national subsidiaries' role as the basic building blocks of a transnational structure is fundamentally at odds with the way metanationals need to view the world," the authors write.

The T-shaped country structure can be seen as an extension of the transnational structure, with one difference: It distributes parts of functions not entire functions geographically, which requires unprecedented integration across countries.

Van der Velden, who tends toward the latter view, explained that Metahaven's research approach was to break down WikiLeaks into elements that its visual identity should reflect: its unusual transnational structure; its links to technology; the role of outsiders in contemporary information culture; the tension between its pro-transparency mission and essentially opaque operational style.

A transnational structure can allow a company to create its own economies of scale and can foster regional exchanges that might normally be a challenge in Africa because of weak regional integration.

The answers to the last two questions point towards new transnational structures of governance.

Several companies later adopted transnational structures in order to exploit location-specific advantages in countries far from their home base.

Locating customer-facing processes in each country—and even using transnational structures that exploit location-specific advantages just doesn't cut it anymore.

Hence, Rennen and Martens [ 6] define contemporary globalisation as an intensification of cross-national cultural, economic, political, social and technological interactions that lead to the establishment of transnational structures and the global integration of cultural, economic, environmental, political and social processes on global, supranational, national, regional and local levels.

The defensive character of many integration projects is in some cases eclipsed by a desire to reduce transaction costs within a regional space that is seeing growth in transnational production structures.

While forming a joint international committee is a new tactic, UK and Canadian lawmakers and regulatory bodies have been working together for many months now — as part of their respective inquiries and investigations, and as they've sought to unpick complex data trails and understand transnational corporate structures.

Of course, the 2016 referendum isn't really about high-minded questions of transnational financial structures or the Continental monetary apparatus or even the basic definition of "the European project".