Sentence examples for offshore entry from inspiring English sources

The case hinged on section 198A of the commonwealth's Migration Act, which authorises the removal of an "offshore entry person" to another country where the minister has declared that country to be suitable for the processing of asylum applications.

That in and of itself is significant; but of wider resonance is the fact that the high court ruling means the Julia Gillard government cannot trade the rights of "offshore entry" people (boat people) on the basis of a non-binding diplomatic assurance.

The tech overhaul has let him close 48 of 50 offices in his home state of California in five years, replacing people and paper with databases and offshore data entry clerks.

And, they make sure intellectual property managers are part of teams working on product development, competitive intelligence, new market entry, offshoring partnerships and other high-profile strategic issues.

It truly was a motoring effort from a carbon fibre yacht that had previously competed under the name Speedboat – and it returned the win to Australian hands after the American entry Comanche claimed offshore racing's top prize 12 months ago.

Domestic electrons have no shelf life, they face no offshore competition, and barriers to entry in the baseload market are substantial.

Graham Stewart, chief executive of Faroe Petroleum, said: "We are very pleased to announce our entry into Iceland's offshore, which represents an important extension of our frontier exploration portfolio in the UK west of Shetlands, Norwegian Sea and Norwegian Barents Sea.

From then on, it was essentially an offshore match race between Kingfisher and another English entry, Ecover, skippered by the British veteran Mike Golding.

For companies, moving operations offshore cuts payroll costs, boosts profits, and provides entry into developing markets.

We study the relationship between modularity and entry mode choice in business functions offshoring.

In the longer term CIOs must develop talent for the next generation, when most entry-level jobs will be performed offshore".