The phrase "at offshore" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to locations or activities that occur away from the shore, but the correct expression would be "offshore" without the preposition "at."
Example: "The company has several projects offshore, focusing on renewable energy."
Alternatives: "in offshore locations" or "off the coast."
British bookmakers who host bets at offshore locations effectively do not contribute to the levy.
ISDS allows corporations to sue governments at offshore arbitration panels of corporate lawyers, bypassing domestic courts.
Refugees at offshore detention centres sleep in cots on dirt floor, in 50 degree heat, with limited numbers of fans.
The company is currently leading a major drilling programme on a number of exploration/development wells at offshore Ireland.
A previous crackdown in 2007 aimed at offshore accounts offered by British banks brought several million pounds in tax payments.
Prospecting by foreign firms for petroleum and natural gas at offshore areas adjacent to sites being exploited by Vietnam has yielded sizeable deposits.
Most of the oil output comes from onshore fields in the Niger delta, although an increasing proportion of the crude is produced at offshore locations.
Doing so will require guiding Petrobras, Latin America's largest company, past equipment bottlenecks, the development of complex new drilling technologies and concerns over spills at offshore fields.
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"ISDS allows corporations to sue governments at offshore arbitration panels of corporate lawyers, bypassing domestic courts," he says, and is "the most dangerous aspects of the talks".
Moreover, the government has moved to liberalize parts of the oil industry through the sale of concessions to foreign companies seeking to drill at offshore sites.
