Sentence examples for innovation trade from inspiring English sources
The Competitiveness Council, a gathering of ministers of science, innovation, trade and industry, agreed on the target following a two-day meeting in Brussels last week.
The Addis Agenda includes more than 100 concrete measures, addressing all sources of financing, and covering cooperation on issues ranging from technology, science, innovation, trade and helping developing countries strengthen their systems and institutions, the UN said.
Open data is released to fulfil three principles: innovation (trade statistics, for example); greater transparency and public scrutiny (such as spending data); and improved governance and services (such as data on benefits and tax administration).
All scientific papers should be freely available by 2020, the Competitiveness Council a gathering of ministers of science, innovation, trade, and industry concluded after a 2-day meeting in Brussels.
As described in our books, The Innovators Solution and Seeing Whats Next, disruptive innovations trade off pure performance in favor of simplicity, convenience or affordability.
Business lobby groups such as the United States Council for International Business (USCIB) and the Confederation of British Indsutry dispute that there is a broad problem with tax avoidance and say measures to address it could hit job creation, trade and innovation.
However, FPGA-embedded functions such as multipliers and the digital signal processing (DSP) provide opportunities for architectural innovation and for design trade-offs that satisfy design requirements.
Enhancement of trade-secret protection via the DTSA helps offset patent system contraction for innovators, and is likely to lead to increased focus on protecting innovation through trade secrets and a reduction in patent applications.
Our progress is unsustainable, he argues, only if we stifle innovation and trade, the way China and other empires did in the past.
To do so, they must pull off several tricky manoeuvres: shoring up demand now without wrecking the public finances; containing unemployment without inhibiting the shift of workers from old industries to new ones; and, more than anything else, fostering innovation and trade, the ultimate engines of growth.Shoring up demand is the most urgent task.
