Sentence examples for foreign machinery from inspiring English sources

The gutting of the tax base by the multinational transplant vehicle manufacturers and foreign machinery producers are primarily responsible for this.

It places particular emphasis on how much of the technology is Soviet-made and how the Soviet Union is on track to no longer rely on foreign machinery imports.

Germany is the largest market for almost all categories of exports, while Russia remains by far the most important source of energy imports, and Germany and Italy serve as the chief sources of foreign machinery and chemicals.

As a characteristic of least industrialized countries, the gross of Brazilian companies' investment in innovation is the acquisition of foreign machinery (MCTI 2013).

Senior officials who worked for the former president -- including Secretary Powell and Vice President Dick Cheney -- are sprinkled through the top echelons of his son's foreign policy machinery.

There is a lot at stake: decisions over the next few months will determine the shape of the EU's foreign policy machinery for a decade or longer.

Today, even with the union enlarged to 27 members, Europe's foreign policy machinery smoothly churns out common positions all the time.

Days after the European Union embarked on a major overhaul of its foreign policy machinery, a senior figure in the administration of President Barack Obama said that the changes opened up a "vast new opportunity for trans-Atlantic cooperation".

To Kristol and the rest of his friends in the neocon camp -- a faction that has dominated the Republican Party's foreign policy machinery since 9/11 -- the possibility that a lying, woman-bashing, immigrant-hating, conspiracy-loving man like Trump would have enough appeal with grassroots primary voters to take over the GOP would be akin to a sick horror movie.

And America's foreign-policy machinery is now working as well as it has in years.

By all accounts, the Administration's foreign-policy machinery is working far more smoothly as a result of Weinberger's departure.