Sentence examples for technical arm from inspiring English sources
Each assembly has a political arm and a technical arm.
The airline has also proposed selling a sizeable stake in its maintenance and technical arm and converting its cargo operation into a separate unit.
Roy D. Bridges Jr., the newly appointed director of the Langley center, said the engineering and safety group would be the technical arm of an independent engineering authority to be established at the recommendation of the Columbia Accident Investigation Board.
In trying to cut its debt and labor costs, Air Canada has proposed selling pieces of its business, including its maintenance and technical arm, and said last month that it would cut 3,600 jobs.
According to a study issued in March by the European Commission's Joint Research Centre, a scientific and technical arm of the European Commission, illegal downloads of songs do very little to harm music industry sales.
He also recommended full privatization of BBC Resources, the BBC's technical arm, responsible for filming, taping and editing the BBC's programs.
I think there was undeniably a technical arms race during the automotive phase — we had at one point seven automotive manufacturers involved in Formula One — and way back then, certainly I was on record as saying this is unprecedented and unsustainable.
Porn, once again, is leading the technical arms race.
But as the technical arms race heated up, so did the need to impress beyond games just featuring "more emotive eyebrows" and "at least three faces" – we needed interactivity; the kind teased by Worms and its ilk, but from a more realistic point of origin.
In addition, we began one-on-one advocacy efforts with individuals who were influential within the PBF Unit and technical arms of the MOH to provide sound rationales for including SDM in the PBF system.
"… while politicians have set the agenda and direction, the technical arms of NHSB, such as the Finance and the Benefit Package subcommittees, have been able to introduce evidence into design and operation, while NHSO has had a high operational capacity to translate policy into effective implementation.
