Examples of using Internationally active in English and their translations into Spanish
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HOB is an internationally active company that delivers software to a variety of customers in the financial,
Although many SMEs still rely mainly on domestic markets, the internationally active share of SMEs is increasing.
the company is internationally active in all directions, expanding steadily.
Dubai, 3rd July 2012: 42 market research marks 10 years as an independent, internationally active market research provider in the healthcare industry.
This number ensures the global traceability of the consignment with the large, internationally active shipping companies via the Internet.
Even though the share of internationally active SMEs was increasing, the majority of firms were not prepared to cope with the heightened international competition on the global market.
and 26% of internationally active MSMEs introduced products
What started 50 years ago with considerable courage in an old cider cellar has, today, become a leading, internationally active manufacturer of sun and weather protection solutions.
national governments and internationally active religious and interreligious organizations.
the Basel Accords are generally adopted by internationally active banks for tracking,
market participants in analysis and comparison of the major internationally active financial institutions on a consistent basis.
the number of internationally active companies is growing,
Much progress has been made on this front and most large internationally active banks are on course to meet the new Basel III capital requirements in advance of the agreed deadline.
six marketing companies on five continents: we are an internationally active manufacturer of medical-technical equipment,
already the more sophisticated and internationally active British buyer
On the one hand, because the internationally active companies in question are of considerable importance for Switzerland,
being internationally active strongly relates to higher turnover growth;
from only 10% for enterprises that are not internationally active to 22% of SMEs with international activities EC study of 2010.
centred on the banking sector through Basel III. Much progress has been made on this front and most large internationally active banks are on course to meet the new Basel III capital requirements in advance of the agreed deadline.