Examples of using Mncs in English and their translations into German
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MNCs from Asia can be grouped into three separate cycles or waves.
These Japanese MNCs are well-known worldwide since they all produce products for end-consumers.
Exclusion clauses are most common amongst agreements in Anglo-Irish and nonEuropean based MNCs.
Two MNCs are known to have established arrangements which are worldwide in their coverage.
This leaves 26 per cent of agreements which were concluded by MNCs with unspecified employee representatives only.
Agreements amongst MNCs in the Germanic-Dutch countries are the most likely to mention a further three of the topics identified.
The MNCs, Mr President, are the Community's third largest trading partnet, and supply 20% of the Community's energy needs.
Suppliers of services from the MNCs will receive training in the European Union before assuming an active role in the networks provided for under the programme.
More accountable governance in resource-rich countries would bring increased political stability which creates a more stable business environment for MNCs making significant investments locally.
While MNCs from US, EU, Japan etc.
whether they are SMEs or MNCs.
He was an active consulting trainer with many MNCs clients in the area of applying behavioural sciences and psychology.
Partneringwith the medium business community and MNCs, today every country strives to create frameworks for creating as many jobs as possible.
Ø The precondition for good industrial relationsin MNCs is full respect for freedom of association and the right to bargain collectively.
foreign investment and provide"national treatment" to Western banks and MNCs?
However, other industries and MNCs are coming to Gurgaon considering the infrastructure facilities
social changes in China, along with the rise in public crises, many MNCs are at a loss.
MNCs could publish country-by-country information voluntarily,
unlisted large MNCs.
Agreements concluded by nonEuropean MNCs are less likely to accord EWCs a pro-active role.