Sentence examples similar to offshore public from inspiring English sources

But the work of investigative journalists and whistle-blowers around the world, from David Cay Johnston at the New York Times, to Nick Shaxson (the author of Treasure Islands), to Richard Brooks at Private Eye, and the whole team at the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists and their partners, as well as many others, have changed how the public views the offshore world.

Ping An has become the largest private sector corporation in China by market capitalization, having grown from its beginnings as a state-controlled insurance unit through offshore initial public offering and investment in it by foreign companies, chief among them HSBC, which owns a 19.9% stake in Ping An.

The survey shows they overwhelmingly support major investments to create jobs that won't go offshore -- public works and climate-conscious energy efficiency projects in particular.

Hercules Offshore, an initial public offering of 9.2 million shares.

Mr. McCain emphasizes greatly expanded drilling, offshore and on public lands.

Mr. Obama will also repeat his call to Congress to change a law that requires the Interior Department to act within 30 day on applications for oil and gas exploration plans offshore and on public lands.

Labor, at least, has realised that policies that hand money to big corporations in tax cuts, increase casualisation, offshore jobs, privatise public infrastructure and slash spending on welfare and services long alienated the party from its social base – and I know I'm not alone in believing it's why Labor's primary vote has taken such a kicking over these last years.

Today, through sensitive integration of landscape values and the incorporation of computer visualizations, wind turbines have been installed in the Danish countryside and offshore with substantial public support.

And to satisfy this unquenchable thirst for crude, it proposes to drill in the Arctic, offshore and our public lands.

Donald Trump pulled the United States out of the Paris climate agreement; the EPA, under now-ousted secretary Scott Pruitt, has enacted policies that are friendly to fossil fuel companies and has tried to roll back Obama-era climate policies; Ryan Zinke's Department of the Interior wants to allow more oil drilling offshore and on public lands.

But Long expressed confidence that the Panama Papers, which revealed the offshore holdings of 140 public officials around the world and resulted in the ouster of Iceland's prime minister, have changed the politics of the issue.