Sentence examples for exporting technology from inspiring English sources

The first is directly from the U.S. Since 2000 there have been seven years when exporting technology directly to North Korea has not been illegal, so companies and exporters could send smartphones and laptops without breaking any laws or breaching U.S. sanctions.

"Israel is a country that relies on exporting technology, and that has weakened considerably," Mr. Nabi said.

In recent years, it has finally begun to diversify, and now tops that of California in exporting technology, from semiconductors to communications equipment.

Mr. Xi later acknowledged in a forum with business leaders that he had heard the complaints, but that China had its own demands of the United States, particularly concerning American restrictions on exporting technology.

United States officials charged with enforcing sanctions against Syria would not comment on the possible violation of export sanction laws but did say that exporting technology to Syria was illegal unless the sale would promote the free flow of information between the Syrian people and the outside world.

Asked, for example, when Russia would start exporting technology and advanced products instead of the lumber, ores and petroleum that now make up the vast bulk of its trade, Mr. Putin first blamed Soviet leaders for walling the nation off from the research and science advances of the outside world.

That's why we shouldn't be exporting technologies to the developing world that will take people off the land.

Russia, under pressure from the United States, announced that it was investigating Baltic State and eight other organizations for exporting technologies that could have military uses.

"If we do this efficiently, we can export technology to other countries that need to be regulated properly," he said.

Whilst the US would deliver financial assistance and open up its markets, Japan would export technology and carry out foreign direct investment projects to Taiwan and South Korea (Halevi 1998).

The major disadvantage of exported technology is that they are usually focused on a specific health issue and often lack comprehensiveness.