Sentence examples for offshore destination from inspiring English sources

India is still by far the most attractive offshore destination for U.S. companies looking to cut costs and increase efficiency by tapping into India's vast, educated, English-speaking populace.

Rather than competing on cost as an offshore destination, embarking on a race to the bottom in terms of cheap labor, emerging nations in Africa and elsewhere can instead forge a new identity as the region that provides first-rate customer experiences and the leader when it comes to setting up high-quality, customer-centric business processes and functions.

It ranks third behind powerhouses India and China as the most competitive offshore destination, according to a 2005 report on outsourcing by two consulting firms.

A common misconception about my profession is that we spend a lot of our time devising fancy avoidance schemes usually involving exotic offshore destinations.

This money should have been put aside to pay for London's sewage overflow problem, instead of being "repatriated" to "unknown offshore destinations", he said.

Gordon Brown has called on Europe to impose collective sanctions on tax havens in a bid to halt the drain of revenue to secretive offshore destinations and to demonstrate to left-leaning voters the progressive case for remaining in the EU.

While the increased revenues will be good news for the UK finances, the surge is believed to be the result of people moving cash from other secretive offshore destinations and into Liechtenstein.

We are getting money for the exchequer". While the increased revenues will be good news for the UK finances, the surge is believed to be the result of people moving cash from other secretive offshore destinations and into Liechtenstein.

The UK will bring in three times as much as expected from its Liechtenstein disclosure facility (LDF), the UK's top tax official has indicated, after tax evaders shifted their cash from other offshore destinations to take advantage of what HMRC admits is a "good deal".

Now, Indian commerce and industry has found itself on the other side of that same door outsourcing much of its commodity work to even cheaper offshore destinations in Asia and beyond.

"As competition among offshore destinations increases and options proliferate, CEOs will need to consider issues ranging from geopolitical risks to compensation costs to quantity and quality of human resources," said Paul Laudicina, co-author of the study and an A.T. Kearney vice president.