Sentence examples for technological exports from inspiring English sources

A new policy that would require the government to consider the negative effects of limiting technological exports or scientific openness for the sake of protecting U.S. national security.

"It contributed to Brazil's trade surplus by creating the conditions for high-value technological exports … and supported the growth of Brazilian industry". Although Brazil may be hoping for better access to the U.S. market, Cuba and numerous U.S. businesses, especially in the agricultural sector, also are counting on increased commerce between their countries.

China runs a deficit on its technology trade with the rest of the world, and 80% of technological imports and exports are controlled by foreign-owned firms in China.

With his registration complete, the small-business man, whose Brazilian company exports technological components to Europe, shrugged.

Over the course of the Bank's history, its operations have evolved in accordance with the Brazilian socio-economic challenges, and now they include support for exports, technological innovation, sustainable socio-environmental development and the modernization of public administration.

The indicators used by the latter approach are based on product classification established by the Standard International Trade Classification (SITC), a system which, in the context of an increasingly fragmented world production in certain branches of production, limits our perception of the technological level of exports based on products.

Urban jobs are few because technological backwardness limits export competitiveness in urban-based manufactures and services.

However, the exchange rate devaluation reduces the importance of technological competitiveness in affecting exports because it allows also non-innovating firms to enter foreign markets.

In the long term, neither the Fed nor anyone could spur an economy to grow faster than its "natural rate" — which is determined by all those other factors: productivity, population changes, technological advances, demand for exports and so forth.

While the sophistication indicator arises from the correlation between countries' income levels and their composition of exports, the technological level, developed by Lall (2000), is defined by the intensity of R&D in products.

It is now forming alliances with Iran to export its technological expertise to help the Middle Eastern country's huge sugar cane industry.