Sentence examples for foreign theft from inspiring English sources

The White House has vowed to fight foreign theft of US trade secrets, a day after a report linked China's military to prolific cyber-theft.

It's another day that an industry that supports the jobs of 2.2 million Americans -- set decorators, electricians, costume designers and recording engineers -- is being undermined by foreign theft.

These ventures often include some type of technology transfer, exposing foreign businesses to theft.

The American team is apparently getting help from Israel's most successful special-operations unit, the storied Sayeret Matkal, also known as Unit 262, a deep-penetration unit that has been involved in assassinations, the theft of foreign signals-intelligence materials, and the theft and destruction of foreign nuclear weaponry.

But there is China's theft of foreign intellectual property, its raft of hidden subsidies to domestic companies and its strong-arming of foreign companies to hand over industrial secrets to domestic joint venture partners, among other issues.

Though honest himself, his moral example was not enough to prevent the widespread theft of foreign aid.

Third, we must get serious about defending the intellectual property rights of our companies against theft by foreign companies and governments.

The Pentagon is expanding and making permanent a trial program that teams the government with Internet service providers to protect defense firms' computer networks against data theft by foreign adversaries.

The gang members named as Regeni's killers are detailed as aged between 26 and 60, with three of them listed as accused in a large number of other cases of theft from foreign nationals.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration increased its criticism of China's economic policies on Thursday, as Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner told Congress that China had substantially undervalued its currency to gain an unfair trade advantage, tolerated theft of foreign technology and created unreasonable barriers to American imports.

In contrast, bribery and theft by foreign government officials accounted for under 5% of the total.