 they may be better suited to report work in process or work in progress. Work in process usually refers to more standardized manufacturing practices of smaller products, while work in progress usually refers to larger, longer builds of more technical assets. In both cases, a company develops an asset but the reporting and accounting treatment may vary.
State of Nevada Department of Taxation. "Construction Work In Progress."

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The organisation primarily responsible for film and video censorship in the UK
The British Board of Film Classification is an independent organisation that exists to regulate and classify the content of films shown in cinemas and released on video.
It does this by awarding a classification certificate based on what it considers to be appropriate age limits for the film in question - and, if deemed necessary, by requesting that the film's distributor make changes to the film, usually in the form of cuts.
In most cases, these cuts are connected with material considered too extreme for a particular age category (sex, violence, drugs and swearing). Cuts are also made to ensure that films comply with the criminal law.
The BBFC (the 'C' originally stood for 'Censors') was established in 1912 by the film industry after the introduction of the 1909 Cinematograph Act, which granted local authorities sweeping powers of censorship. The Board was created in order to establish uniform standards across the country and simplify matters for distributors, who otherwise would have been faced with having to submit films to each individual local authority for vetting.
While the BBFC's classifications remain advisory with regard to cinema releases, the 1984 Video Recordings Act gave it statutory powers for the first time. Almost all UK video releases have to be examined and classified by the BBFC - arguably the strictest system of video censorship anywhere in the Western world.
Unsurprisingly, the BBFC has been a hugely controversial organisation that comes under frequent attack from two fronts. Liberals resent it for censoring films at all, authoritarians protest that it doesn't censor nearly enough, and both groups delight in highlighting inconsistencies in BBFC decision-making.
The latter, though, is an inevitable side-effect both of classification policies that take artistic merit into account, and of the BBFC constantly adjusting these policies to reflect social and cultural change.
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CensorEarlier this year, we signed a contract with Iemants (subsidiary of Smulders) who, in a joint venture with Engie Solutions, will deliver this offshore substation as a complete turn-key solution for the Dutch developer TenneT.
The jacket structure will be approximately 48 m high and weigh in the region of 2,200 tonnes. It will be installed in 28 m water depth to support a topside of approximately 4,000 tonnes.
“We have been working closely with the Smulders team in Belgium to successfully deliver the detailed design of the Hollandse Kust (noord) offshore substation jacket and foundations over the last year”, said Melvin Lau, Senior Engineer at SLPE. “We are excited to be building on our relationship and synergy with Smulders and look forward to achieving similar success for the Hollandse Kust (west Alpha) project”.
The Hollandse Kust (west Alpha) offshore substation is scheduled to be commissioned in 2024.
Photo by TenneT.The Malaysian arm of Nestle is disposing of its chilled dairy and manufacturing businesses to French dairy group Lactalis for US$37.33 million in cash. Nestle said it will use part of the proceeds to establish a Milo Manufacturing Centre of Excellence in its Chembong factory in Negeri Sembilan, while the balance shall be used to reduce bank borrowings.
Universal Robina Corporation (URC) announced it had agreed to purchase a 50 percent shares of its potato chip venture partner Calbee, the Japanese snack giant, for US$3.13 million. Calbee’s exit comes as the Philippine joint venture continued to post losses since its establishment in 2014.
URC said the purchase will allow it to have full control of the joint venture, known as Calbee-Universal Robina Corporation Inc (CURC) which was was established in April 2014 as part of Calbee’s move to enter the Philippine market.
Yoma Bank, the financial services arm of First Myanmar Investment Co Ltd, recently injected a second tranche of US$4.4 million in a follow-on financing round of BRAC Myanmar Microfinance Company Limited to expand its activities in the country. BRAC will use the financing to expand its microfinance services for women and low-income families living in the outskirts of cities in Myanmar. With the funding, BRAC hopes to expand its microfinance coverage to an additional 15,000 households. Prior to the latest funding agreement, BRAC raised a US$1.3 million financing facility from Yoma Bank in March.
BRAC was founded in 1972 by Sir Fazle Hasan Abed in Bangladesh and expanded to Myanmar in 2014 and has served over 79,000 families across the country. The company has 49 branch offices and loans range in size from US$97 to US$6,469.
The co-working platform GoWork raised US$13.8 million in a Series A round co-led by Gobi Partners and The Paradise Group, an Indonesian retail and hospitality-focused property developer. GoWork plans to use the proceeds to triple its footprint by next year, targeting over 100,000 sqm in operation by early 2020. The company claims to have a 90 percent renewal rate for members, with over 90 percent occupancy within three months of launching operations. The company hopes to become the single largest provider of quality workspaces in Indonesia. GoWork was created after a merger between Rework and GoWork, two rival co-working spaces and has 16 hub locations in Jakarta, Surabaya and Bali and over 30 locations in partnership with Ismaya Group covering over 25,000 sqm of workspace. Paradise Group owns and operates several malls including Plaza Indonesia.
Orthopaedic services provider Asian Healthcare Specialists (AHS) has entered into an investment agreement with Vanda 1 Investments, a company controlled by Temasek unit Heliconia Capital Management.
“As ageing populations in both emerging and developed countries continue to drive increasing demand for healthcare, particularly in the specialist areas of musculoskeletal care and services, the group intends to tap into this demand as part of its growth strategy,” AHS said. The estimated net proceeds are about US$7.21 million. AHS intends to use all the net proceeds to finance business expansion and grow its existing business.<!DOCTYPE html>
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