Sentence examples for knowhow for from inspiring English sources

We interpret these findings as reflecting the incomplete nature of licensing contracts and the need for licensees to maintain access to inventor knowhow for many university inventions.

Although he ultimately took Wigan down, Belgian selectors have seen enough to convince them he has the knowhow for which several Belgian fans and several players called after the Euros.

The city and the refugee camps of Balata and Askar constituted the center of "knowhow" for the production and operation of the rockets in the West Bank.

Ritsuko Kubo, Representative of non-profit organization Senior SOHO Spread Salon Mitaka, which supports community business for elderly, said, "Senior generation has the wisdom and technology knowhow for work.

Thanks in large part to Pakistani physicist, AQ Khan, the technological knowhow for such weapons has already proliferated in an undesirable way and we will not put that genie back in a bottle.

Gilbert said his employees have the tools and the knowhow for brick-and-mortar projects, such as creating shade for the shelter viewing area where people first encounter their potential adoptees.

Brown called for an international forum, in which developed countries create a partnership with poorer nations "exchanging our health science, technology, and energy-knowhow for raw materials, creating a new economic order lifting all of us".

It was bound to happen since innocence has to be traded for knowhow eventually, but for the moment the novelty and excitement are the key to Germany's surge.

To build coalitions of support for ambitious climate policies and to create the domestic supply chains and knowhow needed for robust markets in clean technology, the report calls for an initial focus on technology-specific policies such as renewable energy auctions and renewable portfolio standards.

Ketema and Bauer (2012) reported that the farmers' knowledge gained through training enables them to be equipped with the technical knowhow required for constructing conservation structures and it makes them far-sighted to look for long-term benefits through sustainable production and land management practices rather than immediate benefits obtained at the expense of soil quality.

After years of mistakenly assuming economic engagement would lead to a more open China, she said, the US was waking up to Chinese demands for US companies to give up their knowhow in exchange for access to its market.