Sentence examples for technicians around the world from inspiring English sources

Boeing has deployed teams of technicians around the world to quickly install the modified batteries on the 50 jets that have been delivered so far and return them to service as soon as possible.

Forrester on Monday published a 28-page report forecasting the growing impact of mobile in the world of business, based on its survey of 3,534 business decision-makers, like chief information officers or I.T. technicians, around the world, among other measures.

But as more and more technicians around the world learn the skills of working with nuclear materials, and as governments become engaged in procuring nuclear technologies, there is a danger that civilian nuclear programs could serve as a cover for clandestine weapons activities.

The centre is in the group's Syrian stronghold, Raqqa, where technicians from around the world have been plotting to wreak chaos outside of the self-declared caliphate's borders, according to the group's own fighters and members of the Syrian opposition, who seized the film from an Isis member in Turkey.

Like hundreds of other reporters, photographers, technicians and commentators from around the world, Greta Van Susteren, the CNN legal analyst, will be perched outside the United States Penitentiary just south of Terre Haute, Ind., on the morning of May 16, waiting for the first word of the execution of Timothy J. McVeigh.

Dick: What is GE doing to assist its customers in training nurses and technicians to operate equipment around the world?

Our industry is global and established performers and screen technicians enjoy the prospect of working around the world.

With 350 editors, anchors and technicians and more than 35 bureaus around the world, the network has focused on subjects considered subversive in most parts of the Arab world: the absence of democratic institutions, the persecution of political dissidents and the inequality of women.

Weirdly, it's the latter category that's survived, sold on market stalls around the world to IT technicians, rugby fans and your dad.

The United Nations-backed ConsultatInternational Agricultural Researchural Research, which runs 15 research centres around the world and employees 10,000 scientists and technicians, shows that such an approach is possible.

In a room known as the Digital Sandbox, a space where Grumman technicians once tested F-14's, tenants hold videoconferences with companies around the world.