Examples of using Large multinationals in English and their translations into Swedish
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Skilled work would win out over unskilled work, large multinationals over local and small providers,
micro-businesses, SMEs, large multinationals, cooperatives and other social economy businesses
and the Marine Institute in Galway is developing new ideas for marine observation and communication with large multinationals and small businesses in its SmartBay project.
This places large multinationals in a dominant position in the chain in respect of medium-sized
other administrative services catering for both SMEs and large multinationals to allow them to focus on their core business operations.
on the grounds that it would lead to the development of large multinationals.
wide range of clients, including large multinationals and manufacturing companies on all aspects of customs planning.
environmental responsibility on the part of large multinationals.
working with SMEs as well as large multinationals, we know how difficult it can be to compete in your market.
This ruling will do even more to help large multinationals concentrate money
Such efforts should not be restricted to large multinationals: consideration should also be given to the particular needs of other sectors,
Such measures are especially needed because these bananas are grown by small producers who have to contend with much higher production costs than the large multinationals which frequently run an integrated operation from production to import, including transport.
as long as the food chain comes under the guidance and control of the large multinationals in the sector, which determine the method of production
under pressure from the large multinationals and with the pretext of combatting piracy,
who will have to compete with large multinationals in a totally unfair situation.
When large multinationals or their subsidiaries in a particular sector take on CSR commitments, this acts as a spur for the entire value chain(suppliers
The WTO is at the beck and call of the large multinationals, providing them with expanding markets,
Consumers, including the large multinationals, but also innovative small andmedium-sized enterprises,
not by protecting the large multinationals and their monopolies.
It is difficult to explain to the European public why, for example, the Prince of Monaco or large multinationals such as Heineken and Nestlé receive hundreds of thousands of euros in income