noun
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A multinational company.
adjective
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Of, or involving more than two countries.
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(of a business organization) Operating, or having subsidiary companies in multiple countries (especially more than two).
Examples of multinational in a Sentence
More and more companies have become multinational and have spread their manufacturing facilities across the globe.
Dell is a multinational company that is best known for selling home computers and laptops.
Liaison is essential in multinational, joint, interagency, and combined arms operations.
The push by supermarkets in Britain to drive down prices and the development of multinational agribusiness has pushed many British farmers in to poverty.
The multinational, multilingual and missionary character of the Russian Church is especially apparent in the foundation of our Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia.
Like the multinational companies, the state employs salaried bureaucrats whose decisions can have a massive impact on a local economy.
Or a junior clerk blowing the whistle on a multinational?
Whether the seminar is put on by a small accountancy firm or a multinational conglomerate, the principles are the same.
The DNA sequence of the genome was completed by a multinational consortium in December 2000, the first of any higher plant.
Firstly, from multinational corporations using their new global mobility to head for low tax regimes.
Tell that to the Jaguar workers in Coventry who are being thrown on the scrapheap by multinational profiteer Ford.
Alongside them have grown the herds owned by wealthy ranchers and multinational corporations.
It is salutary to reflect that a multinational company would have ' sweated ' (realized) this hidden leverage capital years ago.
Multinational bribery of the EU commissioners makes the money thrown around in the UK seem like loose change.
The combined forces of these two wine groups created a multinational beverage powerhouse with wineries in the United States, Australia, New Zealand, and Italy.
It was said that Globalive had too large of a foreign investment from Orascom Telecom Holding, a multinational Egyptian corporation.
Visit the Careers section on KBR's website to learn about opportunities to work with this multinational engineering and construction company.
They also provide services to larger entities such as multinational corporations and research institutions.
Today, Curves is a multinational business, with nearly 10,000 locations in over 70 countries, including Israel, Egypt, Spain, Thailand, Mexico, and Zimbabwe.