Examples of using To technological progress in English and their translations into French
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Leaders in innovation Always open to technological progress, Famille Hugel has introduced DIAM,
However, the costs of fossil fuels may also fall over time due to technological progress or climate change policy,
However, efficiency gains made thanks to technological progress are often zeroed out by new individual attitudes that favour electronic gadgets,
largely due to technological progress and Internet use.
actually there's a social value to technological progress, which comes not just from progress but progress being used
he argued that rising incomes are largely not attributed to mere capital accumulation but to technological progress and innovation.
consultation in a world that, thanks to technological progress and massive international exchanges,
becoming more powerful due to technological progress printing techniques,
has been improved due to technological progress, cleaner and more efficient production processes,
give higher importance to technological progress at the cost of decent work, equitable, sustainable(not only economic) human development?
was steady mainly due to technological progress together with emphasis on quality control,
The second major contradiction to which I should like to refer relates to technological progress, to the revolution in communications
the need to adapt to technological progress, particularly digitalisation.
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as well as rapid economic change related to technological progress, globalisation and demographic changes raise new policy challenges for good labour market performance.
can act as a brake to technological progress and to their deployment and this factor alone leads to objectives to reduced investment
primarily due to technological progress, in particular the information revolution,
channelling innovation to financial engineering rather than to technological progress.