Sentence examples for technological ties from inspiring English sources

"The reality is clear: The technological ties that bind us together also introduce a new challenge to our bilateral relationship," said William J. Burns, the deputy secretary of state.

SEOUL, South Korea — South Korean technicians scrutinizing the debris of the North Korean rocket launched this month have found evidence suggesting the rocket's military purposes and the North's technological ties with Iran in its efforts to develop an intercontinental ballistic missile, South Korean officials said Sunday.

Despite deep worries about American intentions and what are perceived here as the hawkish tendencies of the Bush administration, such thinking about the need for global engagement, especially for close economic and technological ties with the world's only superpower, is nearly dogma in Beijing today.

Our economic and technological ties are important but they are not the emotional bonds that would lead to long-run understanding and permanent peace.

Similar concerns have motivated other courts, as well as the District of Columbia Circuit, to resist a strict application of the "separate products" tests to similar questions of "technological tying".

His brief is being filed at the request of Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson, who asked Mr. Lessig to assess the technological "tying" arguments in the case.

As for the crucial requirement that Windows and Internet Explorer be deemed "separate products" for a finding of technological tying liability, this Court's Findings mandate such a conclusion.

In overruling Microsoft's objection, the court stated that Professor Lessig would "submit his views exclusively on the issue of technological tying," a subject on which the court said he was "uniquely qualified to offer advice".

Although this Court has now concluded that Microsoft's design of Windows violated Section 1 of the Sherman Act, the Court acknowledged that the Court of Appeals and a number of other courts have articulated a different standard for "technological tying".

Technological Tie-Ups The typical workspace is made up of many moving parts that can put our pets in harm's way.

4. Jobs where America enjoys significant technological superiority tied to oligopoly industries or specialized local labor pools, a shrinking category.