Sentence examples for foreign technicians from inspiring English sources
The other problem that could trip up NEC is its unwillingness to bring in foreign technicians or managers ("We will never have foreigners at headquarters," Nishigaki says) to make up for an extreme shortage of Japanese telecom engineers.
Foreign technicians are critical to restart some of the older oil fields that were abruptly shut down.
An excellent administrator, he contributed to the nation's economic growth by sponsoring the development of metallurgical industries and by introducing foreign technicians and entrepreneurs.
The economy shares some characteristics with those of other sub-Saharan African states: strong links with the former colonial ruler, a large degree of foreign investment and control, dependence on foreign technicians, and the decline of agriculture.
Published reports say he played a significant role in organizing a guerrilla gang run by Arbi Barayev, a notorious Chechen warlord widely blamed for the beheading of four foreign communications technicians in Chechnya in 1998.
He doubted they would be able to pay the foreign experts and technicians running it, and feared large regions would lose electricity.
Agricultural researchers hope that such an approach to enhancing crops will prove far less controversial than using genetically modified organisms, a process that requires technicians to introduce foreign DNA into the genes of many of the foods we eat.
The information ministry estimates that China needs 600,000 online game technicians to fight off foreign competition.
Anton M. Rychener, the F.A.O.'s chief representative in Vietnam, said the country's officials wanted help from foreign epidemiologists, pathologists, toxicologists, veterinarians and lab technicians, as well as lab equipment for diagnosing the disease.
"The big problem is foreign bombing, not Qaddafi," says Nasr Abu Bakr, a technician at a power plant in Tobruk.
Foreign film-makers moved in, using the gifted technicians and the considerable industrial resources to make international pictures that had little or nothing to do with local themes and traditions.
