Sentence examples for transfer trade from inspiring English sources
And while the digital age has revolutionized business practices, it has also created new ways to steal or transfer trade secrets that can be easily scanned, copied and downloaded.
This paper analyzes national and international policy options to encourage the international transfer of technology, distinguishing between four major channels of such transfer: trade in products, trade in knowledge and technology, foreign direct investment, and intranational and international movement of people.
The illicit transfer trade works in tandem with the town's lucrative smuggling business and allows traffickers to pay for goods purchased abroad.
Human rights, gender equality, education, decent work, technology transfer, trade and governance issues are some of the key components of the Agenda.
For Levy, selling Bale would be one of most remarkable pieces of transfer trading in modern football.
As it stands Spurs – wasteful, fourth-placed Spurs – are the only Premier League club in profit on transfer trading over the past five years.
Sixth in Serie A last year and fifth currently, Inter have become a slightly listless Milanese giant, revenues scaled back by a move to collective TV rights negotiation in Serie A, the limitations of their own matchday revenues and some heavy annual losses bound up in salary and transfer trading, the most recent a mere €86m.
The similar secrecy rate and power transfer trade-off problem between the IR and ERs was investigated in [3].
He estimates that $500m is sent to Somalia from Britain each year and thinks much of this money will switch to underground agents if legal operators are put out of business.Dominic Thorncroft, who heads the British money-transfer trade association, says as many as 50 of his 170 members face closure.
Attorneys are urging caution in evaluating the strength of a U.S. trade secrets case against two GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) scientists who were accused last week of transferring trade secrets to China.
Remittances, knowledge and skills transfers, trade, investment links, entrepreneurial capacity, as well as diaspora bonds have been lauded as strong and critical potential contributors as complements to traditional growth and development forces (Ratha, 2009).
