Sentence examples for relocations overseas from inspiring English sources

"These are people who are the losers in modernization," said Mr. Perrineau, referring to manufacturing workers made jobless by relocations overseas and demands for more technical skills.

Costs include many thousands of lost high-skilled job opportunities, increased energy and product prices, more industry relocations overseas and greater dependence upon foreign oil imports.

The aim is to discourage firms from relocation overseas.

Ruth Chizzini, director of relocation for Julia B. Fee Real Estate in Rye, said that it's not only those relocating from overseas who receive large subsidies.

Mr. Obama also would establish a minimum tax on multinational corporations' foreign earnings, the official said, to discourage "accounting games to shift profits abroad" or actual relocation of production overseas.

The reasons cited for withdrawal were overseas relocation and work, family, and time commitments.

The reasons cited for withdrawal were overseas relocation; work, family and time commitments; and not having been randomised to the OAK group.

Many withdrawals were not vaccine-related, most being due to employment commitments, overseas relocation or non-compliance with the protocol as a result of pregnancy.

The billionaire lamented the companies that are taking jobs and profits overseas through relocations and corporate inversions, and singled out the pharmaceutical industry.

The labor group's economic resolution asserted that the North American Free Trade Agreement, admitting China into the World Trade Organization and a long-overvalued dollar had fueled the relocation of American operations overseas.

Some companies contract with an expat-relocation service that helps overseas workers get acclimated; these consultants could also be a good resource on this issue.