Sentence examples for back to offshore from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the court demanded to know why $60 million in suspect gains of Mr. Zardari had been given back to offshore companies in his name rather than returned to the national treasury.

Some have sought and gained injunctions to prevent their removal back to offshore detention centres and a number have joined a major class action negligence action led by Maurice Blackburn lawyers.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Indignant Supreme Court judges on Tuesday demanded to know why $60 million in the suspect gains of President Asif Ali Zardari had been given back to offshore companies in his name rather than returned to the national treasury, where they said it rightfully belonged.

Ministers say they will cut support for onshore wind and solar energy, but give more backing to offshore wind power.

Ministers will announce that they will cut their support for onshore wind and solar energy, but give more backing to offshore wind power.

SPR said it made its decision before the UK government announced plans earlier this month to cut support for onshore wind and solar energy, but give more backing to offshore wind power.

Along the U.S. East Coast, schools of bluntnose stingrays migrate long distances northward into bays and estuaries to spend the summer, and move back to southern offshore waters for winter.

As Drummond turned his boat seawards and proceeded back to the offshore squadron that was still engaged in an artillery duel with the German defenders, one of the missing launches, ML276 passed her, having caught up with the lost cruiser at this late stage.

Dubbed "the biggest banking leak in history" by The Guardian — one of the news outlets involved in the probe — the information points to evidence that the Swiss banking giant helped clients hide their money in accounts traced back to 20,000 offshore companies.

The so-called SwissLeaks revelations have sent shockwaves through the international community, not least because the documents show HSBC's Swiss subsidiary helped customers withhold over $204.5 billion in assets from international tax authorities — assets that were traced back to 20,000 offshore companies.

Reproductive behaviour is typically conservative and constrained by many ecological and physiological factors (Tsukamoto et al. 2002), so the catadromous migration of freshwater eels back to their offshore habitats over an evolutionary time scale represents a remarkable relic of the reproductive behaviour of these enigmatic animals that share a common ancestry with pelagic eels of the deep ocean.