Sentence examples for based in country from inspiring English sources
This means that, theoretically, a parent company incorporated in Country A whose agent based in Country B bribes an official in Country C for the parent's benefit, could be prosecuted in the UK because its subsidiary is located in London, regardless of the fact that the subsidiary is uninvolved in the offence.
It's an odd bit of protection for the criminals: If a cyberhacker is based in country that doesn't make data snatching illegal, then he can't be prosecuted even if he preys on people elsewhere, notes John Stewart, chief security officer at Cisco Systems.
As most of the information is based in national reports, these subregions were based in the Large Marine Ecosystem boundaries as defined for South America, with a few practical adaptations, based in country political borders.
This last sentence reflects another type of e-health regularly mentioned, namely the use of technology to communicate, often via email, with colleagues based in-country or abroad.
The importance of personal relationships was particularly emphasised in Ghana, where the arrangement to have two Principal Investigators (PIs) (one based in-country and another abroad) added to the complexity of relationships, and in Uganda, where mutual respect and effective personal relationships between the RP and MOHP contributed to the successful partnership processes.
Muslim organizations rely on donations or support from outside sources, often based in countries abroad.
All are based in countries known as tax havens — AE in Switzerland, Safdico in Mauritius and Diamond Works in Luxembourg.
Tomorrow, with luck and effort, they may win the business of big companies based in countries such as Brazil and China.
But the sharp lawyers and slick public relations consultants who counter the effort for clean governance are not based in countries such as Guinea: they are in London, Paris and New York.
