Sentence examples for to foreign owned from inspiring English sources

As detailed recently by the Los Angles Times, the AP and others, this includes a plethora of state subsidies to well connected businesses, from politically active Dairy farmers and strip mall speculators to foreign owned pipeline companies.

Miners operating in Zimbabwe came under pressure after president Robert Mugabe said he would implement plans to sell up to 51% of foreign owned companies to local people.

Domestic firms are less likely to provide training than foreign owned ones and slightly less likely to use temporary workers (Table 1).

It's also an attempt to apply political pressure on foreign owned Internet companies to provide U.K. security services with backdoors into their services.

My personal preference is to always fly a foreign owned carrier when possible, because, let's be frank, their service and value for money spent blow every American carrier (including American) right off the map.

As part of the agreement, Vietnam began a process of liberalizing its markets to allow greater entry by foreign owned companies through foreign direct investment (FDI); although market access commitments specific to SSCBs were only fully implemented as of 2009 (see Table  1 for a detailed account of these commitments).

H.R. 2568 would stop the federal government from reporting contract awards to publicly traded firms and foreign owned companies as small business awards.

Two of those (at least) $50 million loans are to foreign-owned Deutsche Bank, which raises its own set of thorny ethical issues, as Mother Jones points out.

Over half of these are attributable to foreign-owned banks that have clustered in the City; they hold two-thirds of the British-based banking system's liabilities and assets in foreign currencies.

Mrs. Hart, the I.R.S. deputy commissioner, said that arguments like the one that asserts that the income tax applies only to foreign-owned companies operating in the United States are "frivolous claims that have no legal authority" and have been thoroughly rejected by the courts.

He did lower school fees and ram through an increase in the minimum wage — it remained less than two dollars an hour, and it didn't apply to foreign-owned maquilas, but it was enough to enrage many business owners.