Examples of using Off-shore in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Since 1990 Boeing has avoided paying around more than $1.2 billion in federal taxes through the use of off-shore Foreign Sales Corporations FSC.
And rumor has it that he has millions of dollars in some off-shore bank accounts- a probable burden to his country.
IP/09/1896: Commission approves over €1,5bn for 15 CCS and off-shore wind projects to support European economic recovery.
the airport is built primarily on reclaimed land on the coral reef just off-shore.
Money was funneled through a secret, off-shore account owned by this cult to a known contract killer.
loss account of the banking system- consolidated activity, excluding institutions with head office in Madeira off-shore.
HEADS is a turning point in the technology with which off-shore platforms are equipped, and may also be installed in other types of facilities.
Over 172,700 Solar Solve window shades are used on over 17,900 marine vessels and off-shore structures all over the world.
Baldwin Filters' major markets in the region include port facilities, off-shore and marine, mining,
short programs, off-shore programs, etc.
The tax reform was structured to incentivise businesses to bring money back to the US if they are holding historic earnings off-shore.
Aggregated balance sheet of the banking system- consolidated activity, excluding institutions with head office in Madeira off-shore.
equipment and titanium materials for the chemical, off-shore(oil) and aerospace industries.
10 minutes off-shore.
high finance banking haven where the rich keep their millions in off-shore accounts.
to support wind generators of great power on-shore and off-shore.
Commission approves over €1,5bn for 15 CCS and off-shore wind projects to support European economic recovery.
In the peninsula of Peniche there is always a spot where the wind is off-shore, creating perfect waves.
One concerns off-shore operations, and the other Sunday working, which was mentioned in the old directive.
some ice remained off-shore all summer.