Примеры использования Large multinational corporations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many of companies founded under the auspices of universities later evolved into large multinational corporations.
Instead of supporting large multinational corporations, it advocates more work at the local level with an emphasis on cooperatives.
Twenty years ago, such opportunities were only available to large multinational corporations or the very affluent.
In particular, Bayti considered that the large multinational corporations working in Casablanca, often in situations where street children live on their doorsteps, should be encouraged to get involved.
Moscow School of Management SKOLKOVO offers programmes for businesses of any type and size- from startups to large multinational corporations.
Technicians are often identified as critical resources for large multinational corporations seeking to locate operations in developing countries.
But there is one kind of organization for which licensingpatents works very well, and that is the large multinational corporations;
A move from large multinational corporations to more locally owned cooperatives would give people a greater sense of ownership and pride in their work.
Not all MVTS providers are the same as they vary in size from small independent business to large multinational corporations.
Since some large multinational corporations often wielded more power than governments, it was important to establish standards that they would then be required to respect.
The active and dedicated contributions of civil society and other major stakeholders,such as the pharmaceutical industry and the large multinational corporations.
In particular, Bayti considered that the large multinational corporations working in Casablanca, often in situations where street children live on their doorstep, should be encouraged to get involved.
The maintenance should be done at the national level where possible, although a brokerage role of Eurostat and the ECB,particularly for large multinational corporations, could be foreseen.
A significant volume of shipping was nowadays arranged by large multinational corporations or intermediaries and they were often in a position to impose their terms on carriers.
Deregulation and privatization in Europe, Japan, the Republic of Korea andsome developing countries and economies in transition have opened new opportunities for acquisitions by large multinational corporations.
At the same time, there is the new phenomenon of the large multinational corporations, which often pollute the air and water and disrupt the economic and social fabric of developing countries.
The negative effects resulted mainly from the increased dominant ormonopoly power of the merged firm, and this made competition between large multinational corporations and companies of developing countries ever more difficult.
In addition, other partners are engaging with large multinational corporations to examine how strategies to reduce road traffic crashes can be introduced and to develop ways of benchmarking the progress made by organizations relative to each other.
We believe that the active and dedicated involvement of civil society and private sector stakeholders,such as the pharmaceutical industry and large multinational corporations, is a prerequisite if we are to fight this epidemic in a meaningful manner.
Whereas many large multinational corporations have been making efforts to act as socially responsible citizens of a new global society, it could be argued that there are too few global guidelines to help and support them in their quest for good corporate citizenship.
Organizations with a strong ethical corporate culture may be able to resist the temptation and large multinational corporations may be able to afford to lose contracts in order to avoid situations involving bribes.
We denounce the growing scarcity of resources to civil society organizations,oppressive action against social movements and the increasing criminalization of environmental and indigenous movements in many countries by Governments and large multinational corporations.
While the corporate social responsibility approach to promoting sustainable production-- focused on large multinational corporations-- is gaining ground, it is only gradually trickling down to small- and medium-scale enterprises along global supply chains.
As long as the large multinational corporations in the agro-food industry remained in control of the prices, technologies, standards, certifications, distribution channels and sources of funding for world food production, millions would be condemned to die of hunger or suffer from chronic malnutrition.
Cristescu, in his study on the right of peoples to self-determination, referred to the problem of monopoly control by TNCs anddeveloping countries:"The concentration of economic power in large multinational corporations is a phenomenon that particularly affects the developing countries.
These companies, some of which are large multinational corporations, are compelled to pay customs duties, other forms of taxation or even protection money to embargoed armed groups, thus contributing, however reluctantly, to the sustenance of their troops.
On the other hand,Trinidad has queried whether smaller economies would be able to effectively discipline large multinational corporations, given the power asymmetry; it has accordingly suggested that new and creative ways need to be developed for helping developing countries, and smaller economies in particular, to benefit from a competition regime with respect to cross-border issues.
New innovative partnerships could include: large multinational corporations and/or large public sector water operators working with smaller local partners; partnerships with local water sellers; fountain or well operators; and vendors of all sorts.
Processes of transnationalization in the countries of Eastern Asia has been analyzed,the main large multinational corporation of Japan, China and the Republic of Korea have been determined.
For example, debarment involving a large multinational corporation will often focus on a particular offending affiliate rather than the entire global enterprise.