It makes sense for truly multinational companies to be traded around the clock on truly multinational exchanges with greater liquidity and lower transaction costs.

Over time, the family business also became a truly multinational publisher, being implemented in several countries in Latin America.

Perceived as exclusively Russian by people from other countries, the league was truly multinational with all the republics in the USSR being represented.

It sees a truly multinational mission: After all, there was Prime Minister Tony Blair, feeling his oats, arguing for ground troops.

Mr. Bush missed a chance, in Somalia, to lay the ground for a truly multinational operation, in which costs and command are shared, that might be a model for other peacemaking efforts.

The addition of Japan would make Kliper a truly multinational project, potentially combining the rugged reliability of Russian launchers with Japanese computer technology.

The turmoil in Iraq may be tempered only with the help of a truly multinational United Nations contingent, not with Muslim proxies - certainly not Turkish ones.

The company wants to become truly multinational and multicultural, able to win business in any country.

Leonard Bernstein averred that the work was truly multinational in its foundations.

Most countries in Sub-Saharan Africa are former colonies and as such not drawn along national lines, making them truly multinational states.