Redford, 75, criticised Mr Cameron's "narrow" view of British film, when he launched Sundance London, the first foreign offshoot of his annual Utah showcase for independent cinema, credited with discovering directors including Quentin Tarantino and Steven Soderbergh.
Some of the best travel deals on the Web these days don't end in.com but can be found on a travel company's foreign offshoot, which usually ends with the country's domain name, like.fr (France), and.de (Germany).
David Zinczenko, who has spent the last two years in Europe tending to the growth of some of the magazine's 21 foreign offshoots, was named editor in chief of the United States edition yesterday by Steven Murphy, president and chief operating officer of Rodale, Inc., which owns Men's Health.
Except for the Jiangnan Arsenal organized by the Qing dynasty (1644 1911/12) in the early 1860s, most industrial enterprises were small-scale offshoots of the larger foreign trading houses.
For sure, the ever-so-popular PM (he was then) had deployed troops to Kosovo and Sierra Leone; he had joined the Americans in launching air strikes on Saddam Hussein in 1998, but foreign policy was still seen as an offshoot of his government's activities.
Gains against Islamic State, an al Qaeda offshoot made up of Arab and foreign fighters, are often fragile even with the support of U.S. air strikes on militant targets in Iraq and neighboring Syria.
But "forward defence"—striking al-Qaeda and its offshoots in distant lands, closing down its foreign sanctuaries, intimidating its sponsors and lopping off its paymasters can be only one part of this prolonged war.
Learning about what foreign startups want, in terms of government policy, is another likely offshoot of the TGTA initiative — which is a good thing, if it ends up "feeding into policy points", as Lopez puts it.
An offshoot is called T-mall, where domestic and increasingly foreign companies like M&S can set up an online storefront to try and reach its half a billion Chinese customers, according to the company's calculations.
More than half the market is now in the hands of Alipay, an offshoot of Alibaba, China's eBay-derived online market.The one possible foreign beneficiary from eBay's loss was Yahoo!, which owns 43% of Alibaba.
So far the centre's database has amassed profiles of about 700 western foreign fighters who have joined either Isis or groups such as al-Qaida's Syrian offshoot, the al-Nusra Front.
