Sentence examples for know-how foreign from inspiring English sources

The soaring, glimmering skyline of Doha is a testament to engineering know-how, foreign investment, and design.

A push for secrecy also came from the Federal Reserve chairman William McChesney Martin, who was concerned that "we simply do not know how foreign central banks would interpret this move".

Can he be so "out of it" that he does not know how foreign his topic might seem to be?

Prefacing his comments by insisting he knows "how foreign affairs work," Glenn Beck on April 18 announced that his website, The Blaze, was breaking news about the Boston Marathon bombing: A Saudi national student on a student visa was "absolutely involved" in the Patriot's Day blast was being deported by the U.S. government for security reason.

Much of the growth in China's booming seaboard provinces has come from foreign money, foreign know-how and foreign trade.

They share information, intelligence and know-how with foreign counterparts, like the Colombians.

But it can't do it without the massive capital investment and technological know-how of foreign banks and oil companies.

Criticized by some for bringing American know-how to a foreign team, Mr. Chance said at the time that he hoped to use the experience to help him build an even better boat for the United States.

Those which had a technology transfer agreement that directly transferred advanced know-how from the foreign partner to the Chinese firm were 73% more productive.

Evidently, until the turn of the millennium, R&D cooperation between the EU and the Eastern European and Central Asian countries was predominately driven by science diplomacy rationales (stabilisation of S&T systems of neighbouring countries; non-proliferation of military know-how; support to foreign policy).

The presence of American troops in the Gulf, though no longer on Saudi soil, reassures the Saudis and China, since it can bank on America's presence.As a net capital exporter with only a basic education system, Saudi Arabia needs foreign know-how and training more than it needs foreign cash for investment.