Sentence examples for offshoring activities from inspiring English sources

In this special issue introduction paper, we argue that an organizational design perspective on offshoring can benefit research and practice in understanding how firms can coordinate and integrate offshoring activities.

They reveal a variety of legal offshoring activities which we invited business magnates to explain.

In particular, we show that the costs of innovation offshoring in terms of reduced organizational adaptation are increased by a regional dispersion of the offshoring activities and strong embeddedness in onshore networks.

"We tell them, instead of sending a vague, generic e-mail or leaving a voice mail and sending all the employees into a tizzy, define the exact scope of your offshoring activity," he said.

Elsewhere in the country, the law requires companies to submit detailed proposals for offshore activities, called Drilling and Production Plans.

And those with their own offshore activities will be more likely to turn them over to specialists.

While Mr. Manafort is not a target in the separate inquiry of offshore activities, prosecutors say he must have realized the implications of his financial dealings.

The investigation also revealed Leighton Offshore and other Australian companies' links to Unaoil, sparking renewed scrutiny about the firm's offshore activities.

Further, Mr. Graham, who also was governor of Florida, highlighted the broader public interest in regulating offshore activities: "This is private enterprise operating on publicly owned property.

In UK terms, this might be the political meaning of the Panama Papers and David Cameron's woefully belated admission that he did benefit from his father's offshore activities.

The government brought Iceland into the European Economic Area — which meant entering into trade agreements of the European Union without joining the club — and this encouraged the offshore activities of Icelandic companies.