Sentence examples for overseas enterprises from inspiring English sources

This showed how multinationals could use intra-firm pricing and accounting mechanisms to siphon out, or invisibly repatriate, profits from their overseas enterprises.

That gives prosecutors an indirect way to attack the overseas enterprises, whose operations are illegal here but fall outside their jurisdiction.

In the past 5 years, both local and overseas enterprises have shown an increased interest in investing in CM-related businesses.

However, the same common pool of professional nurses feeding the public sector also feeds the private and non-governmental sectors and one can, therefore, expect that competitive countermeasures will be instated to secure a sufficient professional nurse workforce for the private sector's local and overseas enterprises.

In addition, the findings suggest that with the going out policy of Chinese entrepreneurs competing in markets around the world this study provides some insights into the entrepreneurial strategies of these overseas Chinese enterprises.

Most of them are overseas-funded enterprises and joint-venture enterprises, while a few of them are independent domestic enterprises (less than 10%%).

Compared to overseas markets, dominating enterprises in the field of domestic trade have a better knowledge of the demand and products in the domestic market.

Such a Convention should require member states to regulate the conduct of their multinational enterprises overseas and require mandatory due diligence to identify labor rights risks in supply chains.

All of the concerned political parties, politicians, schools at various levels, research institutions, enterprises, and overseas universities were consulted.

The Japanese economy went soft, Dimond Ice Company lost its overseas client, and the enterprise was more or less over three years after it started.

Since Raúl Castro took power in 2008, his government has loosened controls on private enterprise and overseas travel, and announced plans to reduce the public payroll by half a million workers.