Sentence examples for overseas conduct from inspiring English sources

If a company's overseas conduct is at issue, government investigators must slog through numerous bureaucratic steps to gather evidence.

Business leaders have long contended that the law is overly broad and too aggressively enforced, while federal authorities view it as a powerful means to police the overseas conduct of American companies.

But these will receive scarcely any attention at all, given how narrow is the respectable ideological spectrum in the US when it comes to our overseas conduct.

In September 2010, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit accepted the oil company's argument that as a corporation it's immune from being sued in the United States for the overseas conduct.

No. 36 Squadron is responsible for strategic air transport in Australia and overseas, conducting missions as part of military operations and humanitarian efforts.

Miles never patented his formula, but he sells an instructional video online and travels overseas to conduct clinics.

Clearly that's good news for firms like Amazon and Google, which have so far had to look overseas to conduct trials that will now be easier to do in America.

In a letter of response to Greenpeace, China's Bureau of Fisheries stated that while Dalian Ocean Fishing, China Tuna's subsidiary, currently holds licenses for 17 vessels to operate in the Pacific, "the Ministry does not give approval to companies registered overseas to conduct offshore fishing activities, and thus the company's actions are already in violation of relevant laws and regulations".

So it was Wednesday, during a monster session of amendment votes on the farm bill, that Mr. Coburn, Republican of Oklahoma, offered a measure that would prohibit taxpayer dollars from enriching some programs in the Market Access Program, which is designed to help American agriculture entities market their brands overseas and conduct research.

And he urged our allies overseas to conduct similar purges in their countries.

Next, several of the American mentors will travel overseas to conduct workshops in Tunisia and Jordan with women and girls interested in pursuing careers in technology.