Sentence examples for overseas technologies from inspiring English sources

Japanese officials said adapting overseas technologies presented a particular challenge.

Access to overseas technologies and management expertise may not be possible without openness to foreign trade and investment.

The alliance has angered local businesses and ignited demands from lawmakers that Japan develop a domestic search engine to reduce its dependence on overseas technology.

Such sensitivities have also led the fund to decide not to pursue overseas technology companies as a way of bringing advanced technologies to China.

They contend that the scale of China's efforts to gather overseas technology is so immense that the National Counterintelligence Executive, a federal agency, has considered issuing separate annual reports each year: one for China and one for the rest of the world.

Though considerable attention has been focused on Chinese cyberespionage efforts, the institute is at the vanguard of a related push to bolster China's competitiveness by acquiring overseas technology directly from Chinese scientists working in the United States and other developed countries, say American officials and analysts.

Outside of music, Tencent has invested widely in overseas technology companies.

There is also a goodly amount of market data on foreign stocks and funds that invest outside the U.S. BEST: Great overseas technology and telecom stock coverage.

Popular security software company Avast is the latest overseas technology company to get caught in China's censorship net after users began reporting that its service and website were blocked inside the country.

Elsewhere in the report, it also raise an interesting concern about data monopolies — noting that investments by "large overseas technology companies in the UK economy" are "increasing consolidation of power and influence by a select few", which it argues risks damaging the UK's home-grown AI start-up sector.

In the United States and overseas, technology has the power to transform societies and cultural norms.