Sentence examples for processing and commercialisation from inspiring English sources

The term narco-economy is used in this paper to refer to the cultivation, processing and commercialisation of crops classified as illegal under the Colombian law (marijuana, coca and opium poppy) and the products derived from processing such crops (for example, cocaine paste, cocaine base, cocaine, opium poppy latex, heroine).

Part of this process requires understanding the regulatory issues leading to technology transfer and commercialisation.

These include security and confidentiality, controls over detrimental use and commercialisation, adequate transparency, existence of a independent 'watchdog', and the ability to object, particularly to any processing considered to be inappropriate or particularly sensitive.

A government report into sexualisation and commercialisation of childhood last year recommended age restrictions on pop videos.

In addition to classroom lectures, outside speakers present their expertise in technology, entrepreneurship, intellectual property, and commercialisation of materials technologies.

The results demonstrate areas of key opportunity for technology innovation in the research and commercialisation context.

Europe is beginning to bridge the gap between innovation and commercialisation, says André-Jacques Auberton-Hervé, boss of Soitec.

There are several major hold-ups between the developmental prototypes and commercialisation of driverless technology.

"I've always opposed two things in art: celebrity and commercialisation".

Economically, he renewed the drive for privatisation and commercialisation of public services.

Can the coalition get away with the chaotic fragmentation and commercialisation of this national treasure?