Sentence examples for diverted overseas from inspiring English sources
As a result, cheap coal America no longer needs will continue to be diverted overseas, locking coal infrastructure for decades.
Just 3% of the clothes sorted in Batley are returned to stores or sold online with the remainder diverted overseas or recycled.
Aimed at multinationals, the tax will be set at 25% of the profit a company makes from its activities in Britain but which it has diverted overseas to escape tax.
Proposals on how to tax multinationals diverting profits overseas, to what tax experts call "controlled foreign companies" (CFC), will also be optional.
There is also a real danger that "climate" money will be diverted from existing overseas development assistance, or other aid flows, and could be double-counted.
The charge came to light in a case filed Friday in which prosecutors say they are seeking to seize $175 million in illicit profits diverted to two overseas banks by Mr. Poyiadjis and his co-chief executive, Lycourgos Kyprianou.
"I suggest to you it's a hit the same way that crack is, and it doesn't last long," H. Ross Perot, the billionaire Texas electronics entrepreneur and investor, said it would be tragic if the nation's pride in the success overseas diverted it from the enormous problems at home.
These people have already grabbed many of the best assets that belonged to the old Soviet state and diverted to their overseas bank accounts a large share of the foreign exchange Russia has earned from exports.
When appeals for donations were launched after this month's deadly earthquake in Sichuan, critics were quick to suggest that should divert funds from overseas aid.
Xinhua said the men had prepared for months, hoping to divert the plane overseas or blow it up in the process.
A campaign by the UK Independence party (Ukip) and the Daily Mail newspaper to divert Britain's overseas aid budget into domestic flood relief has been condemned as "disgraceful" by Lord Deben, the former Conservative environment minister.
