Sentence examples for their domiciles from inspiring English sources

Unlike competitors who operate domestically but have moved their domiciles to tax-haven countries, Halliburton proudly remains an American company and has a higher effective tax rate as a result.

There are pockets of silliness: the pharmaceutical industry is in a frenzy of "inversion" deals, in which American firms buy foreign ones in order to switch their domiciles and avoid American tax rules.

They have vast balance sheets, worth more than twelve times Scotland's £150bn GDP: By moving their domiciles to England these institutions would, explicitly, be the problem of London, rather than Edinburgh, in the event of a future 2008-style financrisisrisis.

Whether the house is to blame or the agent, the sellers haven't been able to unload their domiciles.

You would expect Russell Loubser, executive president of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, to be hopping mad that four of South Africa's largest companies have shifted their domiciles to London, taking $44 billion in market capitalization with them.

Put simply, Digital Life is equal parts home automation and security system, with users able to trick out their domiciles with cameras, appliance/lighting controls, door locks, and even thermostats.

Case-patients were assigned rurality and deprivation scores on the basis of their home domicile.

But, in theory, Barclays, Standard Chartered and HSBC have the option of paying a lower amount by moving their respective domiciles, their homes, offshore (to be clear, they'd still have to pay a fair whack, because they would still have taxable debt in the UK).

Mr Owen thinks that some banks will quickly move their domicile to London; there will be more uncertainty as this happens.

Once they get a rose petal in a dark room of their domicile, they cultivate the fungus until it grows like so many Brussels sprouts.

True, the euro will lead to a big growth in cross-border business, as currency risk disappears and investors begin to assess companies according to their industrial sector, not their domicile.