multinationally

They also stated that these multinationally owned economies state that they could easly offer other countries their stake a a lower cost and sell the resulting product back to the U.S..

Florida Renewable Energy Plan a Job and Economy Juggernaut 2009

So the payoff for vigorously undertaking a multinationally integrated complete-governance method to rebuilding nations will be well worth the effort.

How To Successfully Rebuild Nations Carol Choksy 2010

Corporations fill in the power vacuum and assert control multinationally.

Red Lightning Fred Perry 2008

Corporations fill in the power vacuum and assert control multinationally.

Archive 2008-12-01 Fred Perry 2008

They ought to be dealt with multinationally, with the world community trying to contain these threats, without our using the kind of unilateralist rhetoric which has too frequently been used.

CNN Transcript Apr 6, 2003 2003

If they don't work, then I am for using all appropriate force, hopefully multinationally, to remove some guy that really threatens our U.S. security.

CNN Transcript Sep 15, 2002 2002

Q But doesn't that make it incumbent on you to unilaterally or multinationally press for the ouster of Castro in some way -- military, economic -- whatever?

Press Conference By The President ITY National Archives 1994

Last week the Contact Group laid out what those consequences would be, beginning with stricter sanctions and enforcement of existing sanctions, planning for expanding the exclusion zones and stricter enforcement of exclusion zones; and finally said, if the parties still refuse to sign onto the Contact Group plan that lifting the arms embargo multinationally could become unavoidable.

Dee Dee Myers Press Briefing ITY National Archives 1994

More specifically I would like to focus on the ways the federal government can encourage Canadian industrial activity which has the potential to grow multinationally.

The Role of Government in the Economy of the '90s 1988

Highly placed Iranians support this approach and the Iranian government itself has at various times raised the possibility of a multinationally owned enrichment facility on Iranian soil-which would provide it with a guaranteed supply of fuel for a civilian nuclear energy program.

The New York Review of Books 2009