Examples of using Off-shore in English and their translations into Swedish
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Dispatch centre' means any approved on-shore or off-shore installation for the reception,
It might be split up into smaller amounts or placed in an off-shore bank where there is less monitoring of its origins.
Oil industry flat composition with off-shore petroleum production icons
aquaculture, off-shore energies, arctic dimension, etc.
And you're in 20 feet of water. So you can be 50 yards off-shore there.
Over 172,700 Solar Solve window shades are used on over 17,900 marine vessels and off-shore structures all over the world.
Commission approves over €1,5bn for 15 CCS and off-shore wind projects to support European economic recovery.
the size of your off-shore bank account.
Commission approves over €1,5bn for 15 CCS and off-shore wind projects to support European economic recovery.
marine and off-shore.
IP/09/1896: Commission approves over €1,5bn for 15 CCS and off-shore wind projects to support European economic recovery.
In February this year they introduced a new regulation that entails a registration requirement for most large hedge funds- even those invested off-shore.
subsystems for daily use in the train, off-shore, marine, defense,
is to use an off-shore broker.
These new possibilities include catering the growing Nordic off-shore industry as well as the continually strong wind-mill sector.
Culebra is one of Puerto Rico's off-shore islands, 10 miles square in area and 17 miles east of Puerto Rico.
In this context, the contribution of off-shore wind power to reducing greenhouse gas emissions should be evaluated in a balanced way taking into account environmental as well as competitiveness aspects.
TEKsystems established a dedicated off-shore team in Bangalore, India to provide enhancements
For instance, an off-shore wind farm may disrupt shipping,
The tragic accident that occured on a drilling platform in the Gulf of Mexico highlighted the risks associated with off-shore oil and gas operations.