Examples of using Foreign multinationals in English and their translations into German
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Are foreign multinationals arriving?
Zorba's Greece is a country subject to foreign multinationals, which control its infrastructure.
Foreign multinationals, from Spain, Canada, Brazil, Mexico and others, which are already operating in Cuba, are looking at this process and already positioning themselves.
China's entry into the World Trade Organization lastDecember has inspired a new wave of foreign multinationals to enter the China market.
Foreign multinationals: Companies(typically, subsidiaries, branches, or research centres) that are owned or controlled by a company or group headquartered outside Switzerland.
Swissholdingsexternal link, the association of multinationals in Switzerland, estimates that foreign multinationals created 168,000 new jobs in Switzerland from 2000 to 2010.
Chasing down tax evaders would enable the government to compensate in part for lostrevenue due to the Corporate Tax Reform III that will end tax privileges for foreign multinationals.
Unfortunately the corrupt local elites and foreign multinationals, including Shell Oil, take the lion's share of this wealth, leaving a huge swathe of the Nigerian people living in abject poverty.
The number of inefficient workers protected by these measures isoffset by the number of efficient workers laid off by foreign multinationals responding to political pressures in their home country.
On the other hand, in the motor vehicle and consumer electronics sectors, the number of foreign multinationals present in Belgium is very high as they account for 99% of the turnover of the motor vehicle industry and 88% of the turnover in consumer electronics(see Bibliography(20)) and the Belgian market is already open to the penetration of products from third countries.
Ultimately, this will translate into increased cross border investment within the EU,stemming both from further expansion of European and foreign multinationals and from de novo investment of purely domestic firms into other Member States.
Over the last three decades, the government has created a transitory but effective PRI to remove barriers to market entry, define new property rights, and mimic international rules,thereby facilitating external trade and enabling foreign multinationals to operate effectively in China.
Regimes were under enormous pressure to allow internal capital to link up directly with capitals elsewhere in the world system- borrowing from foreign banks,forming alliances with foreign multinationals in return for access to new technologies, importing a growing range of capital equipment and components, paying for these things with ever greater emphasis on sales in foreign markets.
Thirdly, about 85% of farmland is owned by only 15% of the population, and fourthly, although Bolivia is thought to have the second largest gas reserves in South America, this natural resource is not sufficiently used for the benefit of the people of Bolivia andis to a large extent taken advantage of by foreign multinationals and a small group of elite beneficiaries.
In other words, growth in foreign direct investment appears to have been stunted by a lack of protection for industrial property rights, without which,for instance, foreign multinationals are unlikely to be prepared to transfer their advanced technologies to a new location in an MPC.
The foreign multinational companies with a strong presence in Belgium are also in the process of reviewing certain strategies.
The clothing industry in Ireland is predominantly indigenous although foreign multinational com panies make up a substantial minority of the sector, with 39% of its employment.
Growth will thus depend on the incentives provided to foreign multinational capital and the most internationalized fractions of Greek capital.
NNPC by law manages the joint venture between the Nigerian federal government anda number of foreign multinational corporations, which include Royal Dutch Shell, Agip, ExxonMobil, Chevron, and Texaco now merged with Chevron.
Ultimately, this will translate into increased cross-border investment within the Union, stemming both from further expansion of European and foreign multinational enterprises and from de novo investment of purely domestic companies into other Member States.
The first of these pillars, the China-based“world factory,” was largely created by foreign multinational corporations and their associated suppliers and subcontractors, with labor-intensive processing and assembly carried out by small and medium-size enterprises(SMEs) that have direct access to global markets through a complex web of contracts.
Lastly, if this plan would be put into practice one day, in the best case scenario we would see the coexistence of a public sector, limited to some sectors of the industry(communication, transport, energy) with some large state companies(or joint ventures) who are led by high functionaries and where the workers would have no right to decide and control, side by side with a privatesector that is dominated by large Greek or foreign multinational companies.
This matters, especially for labor-intensive activities(ranging from toy manufacturing to data-entry services),whether by affiliates of foreign multinational enterprises(which account for more than half of China's exports) or by local firms, which are losing competitiveness in international markets.
Thus, he is going along with the iniquitous and illegal schemes of the Greek Government and thePrime Minister, but also certain native Greek businessmen and foreign multinational tourist groups, to privatize, sell off and plunder a vast and inestimable fortune, the properties of the Greek Tourist Organization, valued at 4 trillion drachmas or about as much as the Delors II package has earmarked for Greece.
Well over 3 million hectares(10% of its soil)have been rented long-term to multinationals and foreign states.