m ma mb mc md me mf mg mh mi mk ml mm mn mo mp mr ms mt mu mv mw mx my mz

Перевод: multinational

[прилагательное]
многонациональный

Тезаурус:

1. Western PTTs are setting up in Eastern Europe, often initially to support their multinational clients' operations there.
2. In the early 1970s the cynical and exploitative role of multinational companies appeared to be confirmed as it became clear that Shell and BP, the latter half-owned by the British government, were the principal source of oil supplies to the outlawed Smith regime of Rhodesia.
3. in hot countries, the markets are dynamic, and a multinational company ought to seek greater control over the activities of the "middleman" - ie over selling.
4. These are therefore the key markets for most multinational companies.
5. Multinational publishers also made a considerable contribution and investment to the process of subject curriculum development, in co-operation with institutes and centres, through the funding of writers' workshops in Science, Mathematics and later, Social Studies and in the production, on numerous occasions, of trial editions, particularly of language courses.
6. A long term relationship with major US multinational companies , involving tens of products over more than 30 years.
7. the head office of the multinational should try to establish standard methods of research, so that data collected in each country will be more readily comparable;
8. European farmers' leader Constantin Heereman said: "We refuse to be sacrificed for the sole interest and profit of the US and a few multinational corporations.
9. The main providers of such funds are overseas banks, multinational corporations and institutional investors.
10. The US balance of payments capital account deficit in the early 1960s which was undermining foreign confidence in the dollar, encouraged the US authorities to restrict overseas lending by resident US banks and the domestic financing of direct investment (multinational plants) abroad.
11. The main functions of a consortium bank are: to provide banking facilities to multinational corporations; to enable funds and instructions to be channelled between various countries within one organisation; to assist members lacking in expertise and financial standing to participate in the euro-currency markets.
12. All the major multinational companies have facilities in Western Europe, due to the ability, in most cases, to introduce the new drugs in the European market far sooner than the American market.
13. In addition, multinational companies are tending to optimise their operations worldwide, and scientists are becoming more mobile.