Examples of using Off-shore in English and their translations into Slovak
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They are found in all oceans and are most often found in deep off-shore waters like the North Atlantic,
freight to any port or off-shore installation(such as oil
25 meters above sea level, with superb views of the sea and many off-shore islands.
also vis-à-vis off-shore financial centres.
on a lovely hillside with superb views of the sea and many off-shore islands.
Estonia has partly status of the off-shore country where taxes do not refer to any re-invested profits till the end of 2009!
Operations in preparation for the positioning of off-shore installations must be carried out in such a way as to ensure their stability and safety.
From more than 15 kilometres off-shore we had been able to make out the so- called'Candelabra of the Andes', first through binoculars and then in direct sight.
In Article 3 definitions of‘unpolluted soil',‘off-shore',‘prospecting' and‘substantial change' were added.
Mr Georg Wilhelm Adamowitsch will oversee the completion of the off-shore wind connections in the Baltic and North Sea areas(Denmark-Germany-Poland).
Strengthening the necessary grid infrastructure would be an essential part of an off-shore wind policy for the EU, for example16.
in particular non-food and off-shore aquaculture.
for example, off-shore wind farms to co-exist with shipping, which in turn could affect ports.
Greece's strategic geographic position as well as the exploration of off-shore hydrocarbon reserves provides the opportunity of developing the country into a gas hub.
conflict between uses and values in the coastal and off-shore areas.
You can't collect wave energy two miles off-shore and one mile off-shore.
Such macro-regional partnerships will identify renewable energy projects of Energy Union interest(such as off-shore wind farms, utility-scale photovoltaic plants,
Soros speculates on the world's financial markets via his secret off-shore company Quantum Fund NV,
hazards created by ionising radiation, off-shore mineral and hydrocarbon exploitation,
Cowes and East Cowes grew from a huddle of fishermen's shacks around two coastal forts built by Henry VIII on opposite banks of the River Medina and named after the two off-shore sandbanks or cows.