Sentence examples for offshore enterprises from inspiring English sources

Floating Production Storage and Offloading platforms are preferred in such frontier offshore enterprises.

Although that may be about to change, right now Israel does not make it illegal to bank or spend the proceeds of illicit offshore enterprises.

Koenig spent months this year discussing a potential offshore enterprise, with a Danish dealer named Jens Faurschou and two anonymous investors, to deal in the secondary market.

The House proposal would make it illegal to use a banking instrument like a check or credit card to settle Internet wagers, and it would penalize institutions that act as intermediaries channeling money between the offshore gambling enterprises and American bettors.

Larger offshore wind enterprises are present globally probably with the same needed recommendations, although the wind, weather and waterbed conditions and available local SMEs in the offshore ecosystem are different around the world.

Many energy analysts already are predicting that exorbitant costs, flat prices, civic opposition, climate concerns and new transportation technology make major new offshore drilling enterprises, at least outside the Gulf of Mexico, unlikely.

Or of an offshore free enterprise hub, the Hong Kong of the Atlantic, as much a fantasy as the socialist and green republic that would be sought by others.

The Arab International Bank, which stands on Egyptian soil, is nonetheless an offshore business enterprise that is completely outside the Egyptian government's jurisdiction.

This paper studies how ease of learning by host country firms in emerging economies shapes decisions regarding their R&D efforts in response to R&D offshoring by multinational enterprises (MNEs).

At the Scottish Renewables-Scottish Enterprise Offshore Wind and Supply Chain Conference in Aberdeen, he also revealed the signing of new memorandums of understanding between Highland & Islands Enterprise (HIE) and four key ports in the region to support the development of the offshore wind sector.

The Inshore Fixed Gear Fleet operated under a competitive quota regime while the three offshore fleets operated in enterprise allocation (EA) programmes of their own.