Examples of using Multinationals in English and their translations into Finnish
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Only multinationals and conglomerates were the main movers of the currency trading market for years.
Foreign trade statistics concerning multinationals are not correct
The eight leading multinationals, and you shit on their hospitality?
The banana multinationals have a dark history of interference in Latin American politics.
The food production chain is increasingly in the stranglehold of the food multinationals.
However, there tends to be an over-emphasis on big business and multinationals.
Only the soft drinks multinationals and foodstuffs industry stand to gain from liberalisation.
It was taken under pressure from the American exporters and the chemical multinationals.
Lastly, these same multinationals want at all costs to reappropriate sustainable development
The rootless, exclusively profit-oriented multinationals want to grab the lion's share of the profits while contributing as little as possible to public costs.
It is natural that the multinationals are keeping a watchful eye on the added value being created here- and that is considerable.
Unfortunately the corrupt local elites and foreign multinationals, including Shell Oil,
Invariably, too, Western multinationals acted as corrupted undertakings
The fact that certain profitable multinationals appear to pay very little tax in relation to their income,
This means funding for projects with a depressing economic philosophy so that the multinationals can reap the benefits of'reconstruction', ignoring the needs of the people.
Multinationals continue their relocations, which exacerbate unemployment
In their desperate efforts to cut back production costs, multinationals are ignoring the cost being imposed on public health.
Also, large multinationals usually implement a global stock Tudi velike multinacionalke običajno izvajajo globalne zaloge.
There are many false claims being put forward that multinationals will not advance this competitive market of drugs unless they get this particular protection.
Multinationals and supervisory authorities could effectively benefit from the single market,