Sentence examples for technology regime from inspiring English sources

The firm also selects technologies to employ in the implementation of its strategies and thus is subject to the state of the technology regime lifecycle within which these technologies exist (technological lifecycle).

It thus identifies the conditions influencing a specific firm within a specific technology regime serving a specific market.

However, corporate sustainability may be contingent on different parameters (e.g. technology, regime and visibility) that could vary across industries, plants and countries (Salzmann et al. 2005).

For example, a handful of stagecoach companies continued operation for a period of time after the introduction of the automobile and thus their place in the stagecoach technology regime could be measured.

The two sides agreed to have their missile specialists meet yet again next week, to discuss a comprehensive missile-technology regime.

In 1993 sanctions were imposed for China's help to Pakistan for the building of M-11 missiles; they were removed in 1994 when China agreed to comply with the main provisions of the technology control regime.

"If nothing is done, maybe in the next two months it [the number of refugees] will double to 200,000, even 400,000 … When the technology the regime was using was snipers, the refugees were coming in a few thousands.

I welcome the progress we made today in nonproliferation, including China's decision to actively study joining the missile technology control regime, our joint commitment not to provide assistance to ballistic missile programs in South Asia, and President Jiang's statement last week that China will not sell missiles to Iran.

The administration has also intensified its crack down on firms that are supplying technology the regime will need to achieve its repressive goals.

As a member of the missile-technology control regime (MTCR), which prohibits help to non-members for missiles of more than a certain range and capability, Russia is not supposed to help Iran, but its export controls leave much to be desired.

The case of biopharming also reinforces the more fundamental challenge for GMO (and, indeed, technology) governance regimes posed by the frame analysis.