Sentence examples for supplying know-how from inspiring English sources
Mr Pelczer says his ambition is to be "the easyJet of the water business", supplying know-how and management skills, but in conjunction with other bodies.
Once the restraints of the JCPOA end, Tehran could enhance influence and profit by supplying know-how and finished products to state and non-state actors.
Israel did not grant permission to any Israeli to assist, supply know-how or sell weapons from Israel to the rebels in Nicaragua". But informed sources here contend Israeli shipments to the contras may date back as far as 1982, when the rebels began using large quantities of Soviet-made AK47 automatic rifles said to have been captured by the Israelis in Lebanon.
China is a longstanding ally of Pakistan and is believed to have supplied the know-how that allowed the country to become a nuclear power.
("It probably gave you a virus," he jokes). His friend Jeff Queisser, now Box's vice president of technical operations, supplied technical know-how.
MBB supplied the know-how for a 600-mile nuclear-capable missile called the Condor II that Iraq tried to develop jointly with Egypt and Argentina before the war.
Targets acquired: As first reported by Gizmodo, Google has been supplying technology and know-how to the US military for automating the analysis of drone footage.
Ms. Rousseff also cited oil and gas production as "a tremendous opportunity for further cooperation," with the United States both supplying equipment and know-how to extract the energy sources, and then buying some of the product.
Yet now evidence has emerged that Pyongyang is also an exporter of death, supplying components and know-how for chemical weapons used by Syria against children cowering in the bombed-out remnants of Damascus.
Russia is a member of the MTCR, but Russian companies have long been accused of supplying technology and know-how to anyone who will pay for it, most recently Iran, which is thought to be trying to build a new missile with a range of up to 1,300km, capable of striking Israel, Saudi Arabia and Turkey.
Rajadas attributed the team's preliminary success to access to the equipment, supplies and know-how to develop a new assay capable of quickly identifying the most successful compounds.
