foreign enterprise

Under Chinese law, foreign enterprises are divided into several basic categories.

Of these, 149 are foreign enterprises and 40 are domestic companies.

Taking advantage of Vietnam's new policies, some 25,000 foreign enterprises have registered to do business here.

"Our nation opens its doors to productive investments by foreign enterprises."

China has allowed foreign enterprises to import products and engage in distribution services.

"The the king is unaware of my foreign enterprises?"

The few foreign enterprises remaining would operate strictly according to Mexican law.

In Beijing, there are unions at 44 foreign enterprises.

While quiet prevailed throughout the interior, he turned his energies to foreign enterprises.

Foreign enterprises must pay here no import duties what guarantees a certain income for the city and the region.

Now they're learning how to avoid being tackled by broker fees when they buy into foreign enterprises, too.

Successive governments dismissed the idea of giving up any British sovereignty to join such a, well, foreign enterprise.

Foreign enterprises were discouraged, by deliberate red tape, from entering certain industries, so that national companies could get a head start.

"And because the United States has no jurisdiction over a foreign enterprise, it was out of our hands to interfere with its construction."

There are altogether more than 1300 foreign enterprises so far with a total registered investment of US$ 10 billion.

Now China is sliding backward on its economic opening, with new constraints on foreign enterprises.

This source of investment, while apparently modest, could dry up if foreign enterprises are allowed to acquire shares directly from the government.

In the early 2000s, the state attracted a number of foreign enterprises to build industrial facilities here, includes car parts such as windshields.

The university carries out basic research and works on its own research subjects with local and foreign enterprises.

The other is for foreign enterprises investing in Burma/Myanmar to respect human rights.

Nationalization of large foreign enterprises, which were seen to be draining the wealth out of the country.

And, "Male, 29, manager in foreign enterprise, humorous, open-minded, good at computers, looking for pretty girl who loves life."

Foreign enterprises were attracted to the Special Economic Zones by the various incentives they offered.

China also sought foreign capital by encouraging joint-venture projects between Chinese and foreign enterprises.

Passive foreign investment company, a classification of a foreign enterprise under US tax code.