Examples of using Foreign technology in English and their translations into Russian
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thus reduce access to vitally important foreign technology and markets.
other incentives) foreign technology suppliers to establish national agencies which can identify local needs better
on policy approaches that may be required to alleviate the constraints those countries face in acquiring foreign technology and building up technological capabilities.
These early joint ventures did not allow the Chinese to borrow much foreign technology, as knock-down kit assembly made up the majority of manufacturing activities; tooling may not have been allowed to slip past borders.
After being inspected by the Foreign Technology Division of the United States DoD, the MiG-25 was
the policy approaches that may be required to alleviate the constraints faced by these countries in acquiring foreign technology and building up their technological capabilities.
The chemical weapon programme required access to foreign technology, equipment and raw materials because,
The Council urged that this plan include proposals for the acquisition of foreign technology by the member States on a cooperative basis
that there is more to be gained by encouraging free access to foreign technology, than by potentially stimulating invention in domestic industry.
research has to be increased and geared to the development of indigenous technological research to strengthen competitiveness and to adapt foreign technology to specific national conditions.
reduce our dependence on foreign technology.
in accessing foreign technology, including the negotiation of favourable terms.
public sector enterprises through directly contracting foreign technology suppliers, with little or no involvement on
on policy approaches that may be required to alleviate the constraints those countries face in acquiring foreign technology and building up technological capabilities.
This view sees access to foreign technology, imports and good institutions as necessary
Produced by professional manufacturers with advanced foreign technology, the electrical elements feature service lives that are 3
greater exposure to foreign technology via FDI and trade could lead to increasing knowledge spillovers to local firms.
local firms have not only perpetuated their reliance on foreign technology, design and skills;
its primary function has been to diffuse foreign technology to local users