Sentence examples for left offshore from inspiring English sources
But in South Florida — Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties — concerns over erosion and the quest for sand are particularly urgent for one reason: there is almost no sand left offshore to replenish the beaches.
Earlier this month Wilson Security announced it would also leave offshore detention "in line with Broadspectrum's future intentions... and will not tender for any further offshore detention services".
Governments of progressive nations should leave offshore tax havens and their clients to their own devices, and instead boldly declare that they will refuse to have on their soil any corporation, individual, financial entity or transaction that has an offshore connection through which profits (as well as toxic, hidden losses) are funnelled away to third party jurisdictions.
The aims of this program included the monitoring of long-term changes in the three main coastal ecosystems in the Caribbean region mangroves, seagrass beds, and coral reefs, while it left the offshore and deep-sea habitats remaining poorly documented.
A current provision in the US tax law called "deferral" enables allows companies to indefinitely avoid paying even a dime of US tax on offshore profits if they leave them offshore.
Yesterday's wind has died to a whisper, leaving the offshore swells to roll by unruffled and rhythmic.
One of the last people to leave an offshore platform which started leaking gas in the middle of the North Sea has described the evacuation.
He said that the measure left penalties against offshore banks or countries to the discretion of the authorities and that an effective policy required that suspect offshore banks be automatically forbidden access to the United States banking system.
In 1971, an oil spill offshore left thousands of native birds coated in oil.
The US treasury estimates that in 1998 alone, $70bn left Russia to offshore accounts on the island.
The only renewable left standing was offshore wind, although it is much more expensive than onshore wind or solar, and receives a lot of government largesse.
