Sentence examples for aggressive transfer from inspiring English sources

Two of Australia's largest global mining companies, BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto, were exposed for aggressive transfer pricing activities costing the public billions of dollars in revenue.

Corporations can pay a lower rate by lobbying for special deductions and credits, employing aggressive transfer pricing strategies to shift profits offshore and structuring operations to minimize how much they pay in taxes in the United States.

Meanwhile United have vowed to buy "a Luis Suarez a year" as they reveal a new aggressive transfer policy financed by their lucrative kit deal with Adidas.

This isn't the first time the Senate has tried to get to the bottom of aggressive transfer pricing practices.

In May, Apple's CEO was dragged before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Permanent Subcommittee for Investigations and forced to defend the company's aggressive transfer pricing and income-shifting practices.

Such a regional care model successfully exists in Southern Alberta where management practices of non-cardiologists in community centers encompass a strong compliance with evidence-based, regional cardiac catheterization referral guidelines and protocols and an aggressive transfer strategy for invasive investigation is the predominant model of care in community centers.

Other articles have covered Bain's aggressive transfers of jobs offshore, and here it is an investment in a surveillance company.

Its members were executives from housing associations and property developers operating in Tower Hamlets, where the council was pursuing an aggressive stock transfer programme.

Among the alternatives available to strengthen local industry include more aggressive technology transfer.

Wade was asked whether the aggressive rivalry would transfer to Brooklyn.

The officers whom Mallory or his advisers deemed incapable of combat were retained in the Regular Navy, while young and presumably more aggressive officers would transfer to the Provisional Navy.