| Moreover, do you have the money and the business know-how to get off the ground? |
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| Without the skill and know-how of the wine-growers and wine-makers there would be no great wines. |
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| That's why big clubs want big name managers with plenty of experience, gravitas and know-how. |
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| Adrenaline junkies can jump right into competition with little or no vehicle know-how. |
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| They are a talented team with a varied brand of footballing skill and know-how. |
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| Jackson will not have an official coaching role at the club but hoped his know-how could rub off on his team-mates. |
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| Why not put all that style know-how to good use with a career as a fashion stylist? |
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| With a long proud history in F1, the team has the experience and know-how that it takes to thrive in grand prix racing. |
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| These guys are doing the best they can, but they don't have the same expertise and know-how. |
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| If you have the technical know-how, you might be able to do better for the price. |
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| There had been long-haul adventures to Sri Lanka and South Africa, so Jane was not without travel know-how. |
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| Keighley people are to pass on their parenting know-how to help other mums and dads. |
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| Although Ghana matched Italy for the first half an hour, the Italians' extra skill and know-how told in the end. |
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| The event will highlight the wide range of academic, commercial and technical know-how available to firms. |
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| The contract was trumpeted as a way of injecting investment and commercial know-how into the public sector. |
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| Tax incentives exist abroad, and those with the resources and know-how have long taken advantage of them, well within the law. |
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| As well as strengthening relations with Dolmen's suppliers, they also enhance technical know-how. |
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| This means that a system operator may not have very high demands of the appropriate know-how of many of its participants. |
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| The Iranians now have most of the know-how and most of the radioactive stuff they need to build a bomb. |
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| And Ayckbourn's triune contribution is worthy of that master's dramaturgic know-how. |
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| Once again, Apple has all the know-how to enter, and dominate, this market without making an acquisition. |
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| Subdomains are a vital part of the Internet but require some technical know-how to implement them on your server. |
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| Perhaps someone with the time and technical know-how will construct a website for progressive tactical voters. |
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| But Eugenie says that once men have the know-how, they look wonderful dancing salsa. |
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| The population in general seemed unworried by HIV, and offers by western institutions to help with money and know-how were not always taken up. |
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| He had the contacts and know-how to turn her vision into reality. |
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| They work in fixed teams, where know-how is coupled with team work to provide the best possible service. |
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| It has not only drawn a new generation of students into science and technology, but also popularized its sphere of scientific know-how. |
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| This way, every pupil, not just the naturally sporty ones, would have the know-how and confidence that is so lacking in the majority of adults. |
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| Spirituality is an extra that's added on to a secular base of economic savvy, career know-how, and social smarts. |
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| Such partners would also be a valuable source of professional know-how. |
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| Loyal skimmers of this column will be aware that I like to pride myself on my cultural know-how. |
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| Labour skills and technological know-how are crucially important. |
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| It is imprudent of presidents and trustees to approve budgets that were not crafted by those with the relevant academic and fiscal know-how. |
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| The magazine shows detailed know-how in cosmetological, dermatological and other issues. |
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| One of the Hereford divers, another Ken, was a keen rebreather diver who was very grateful for Alan's extensive know-how. |
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| They possessed the know-how and the materials to build a radiological weapon. |
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| He contributed his drag racing know-how to help design a quarter-mile Cadillac racer. |
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| Boost your ethical know-how with these practical tips on avoiding common ethical quandaries. |
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| Signals are as easy as ABC for the trader with the right tools and know-how. |
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| It requires rapid mobilization of company personnel and know-how to reverse-engineer the first-mover's new product and develop a clone. |
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| The offset programmes may involve the provision of investments, transfer of know-how or commitments to purchase local commodities. |
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| For the hardcore comics reader, the material is a great source of inspiration and technical know-how. |
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| It is some sort of former light industrial building that has been transformed with butch know-how. |
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| Our collective efforts and know-how have made it possible for us to attain, and, even surpass, our objectives for growth. |
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| Every organisation needs access to know-how as well as money and other resources. |
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| It is therefore important to focus on fieldwork practices, know-how and the transfer of know-how. |
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| This philanthropist also puts her talent, dynamics and know-how to use in community service. |
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| Development assistance has mainly taken the form of technical or academic training and the transfer of technology and know-how. |
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| The foreign sales of weapons manufacturing know-how led to the emergence of international consortiums that set up base in many countries of the world. |
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| But they've also persuaded the original formulators and the people with the know-how to collaborate to actually put the whole product back in production. |
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| We are more than willing to take advantage of our suppliers' know-how, it's unnecessary to do a job that's already been done. |
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| Innovation and know-how continue to inject new life into the Cooperative to ensure that it maintains its leadership position. |
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| Offering you the best that thalassotherapy has to offer thanks to a team of professionals who are the heirs to a unique know-how. |
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| Sascha Ley has the know-how of turning up, acting like a diva and conquering the stage in less than no time. |
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| Our future co-workers should be partial to the melding of process knowledge and technical know-how. |
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| The know-how gained in the process is put straight into practice in planning our machines. |
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| As a result she could increase her know-how, which was very helpful for her studies, her personal as well as her job-related knowledge. |
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| We have progressively acquired the necessary know-how and tools in order to automatize other processes in a professional manner. |
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| This global know-how and skillfulness concerning equipment represents an important added value for the shimming of tubes. |
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| The long-term aim will be to keep know-how and technology ahead of the defrauder. |
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| Everyone contributes his or her personal touch, know-how and aesthetic sense. |
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| The farmer's know-how should not be sacrificed in the name of the robotization of farming practices. |
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| However, all those who have taken part in the programme activities have shown fairness, broad-mindedness, wisdom and know-how. |
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| You're welcome to tap into our extensive know-how and use our comprehensive link collection. |
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| In China, it capitalizes on its local and global competencies and on the know-how of its network to offer adapted solutions to its clients. |
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| Even some of the tacit know-how at work spots has become digitalizable through computer-aided design, computer-controlled machines, and the like. |
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| Nowaday, after centuries of observation, Hawaiian craftsmen have acquired the skills and the required know-how to copy this nature masterwork. |
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| The European Union is made up of 27 Member States who have decided to gradually link together their know-how, resources and destinies. |
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| As with any top-quality food product, foie gras is the embodiment of know-how, a passion and a source of pride. |
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| Furthermore, the trademark may be of assistance in the transfer of technology and commercial know-how to developing countries. |
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| It includes a moisturizing oil effleurage using marine purses followed by a massage conbining relaxation techniques and Polynesian know-how. |
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| This expertise in metallurgy is combined with significant know-how in manufacturing, mixing and compacting powders. |
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| It of course does not mean the inculcation of immutable knowledge and know-how in passive learners. |
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| Identified' means that it is possible to verify that the licensed know-how fulfils the criteria of secrecy and substantiality. |
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| Indicators also need to be selected so as to be able to keep abreast of what is under way in terms of developing know-how, pilot projects etc. |
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| A new model of production of knowledge and know-how is emerging, combining extreme specialisation and cross-disciplinary creativeness. |
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| Laboratories from Strand Cosmetics Europe have put all their know-how and creativeness in designing this new collection. |
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| Not forgetting that technical know-how and prospecting are thin on the ground and lack credit. |
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| Our technique is a mix of our knowledge, of the know-how exchanges with other winegrowers and of our hedonist dream for a wine. |
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| We make available to you all the know-how and expertness of our operators as well as aircrafts which are perfectly adapted to air work. |
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| To combine technical skills of our suppliers and know-how of our technicians to answer at the requests of our customers, here is our hobby horse. |
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| Farmers, you will find in flesh, in bone and in glibness on their stalls there, ready to share with you their know-how. |
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| In his well-preserved fifties, he defies age thanks to his unequaled combat experience and unmatchable strategic know-how. |
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| There is a great determination to innovate among our market garden producers, famous for their know-how. |
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| Passing on his experience and his know-how, even amid the rumbustious shouting of a growing family. |
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| Then, they team up with farmers and use their know-how to help them meet their objectives. |
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| To achieve this result, we had to have talks and formalize a good part of our know-how. |
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| There's something mind-bending about the variety of knowledge and know-how that make him a unique figure in the history of humanity. |
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| To mark its fiftieth anniversary, Ferrari produced an exceptional motor car worthy of the automaker's history and know-how. |
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| Over this past decade, there has been a quantum leap in know-how and best practices as far as credit risks and market risks are concerned. |
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| Take advantage of our valuable know-how and work methods to build your moneymaking career in real estate. |
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| You will also be impressed by the dry stone walls, proof of the ancient know-how and invaluable heritage. |
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| He soon confirmed his political and diplomatic know-how, producing concrete results in short order. |
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| The drawback of technical tools is that they can always be defeated with sufficient know-how. |
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| Facing this sloppiness, the sector is unable to develop by itself, given the lack of funds, know-how, adaptability, and export markets. |
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| Winnie the Pooh, Mickey Mouse and Cinderella: these three coloring kits link the Disney universe with BIC® 's know-how. |
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| Join us as this ardent syrah devotee shares her know-how and passion at this exclusive soirée. |
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| One sure-fire formula is to combine the know-how and understanding of a business person with the communications skills of a copywriter. |
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| Thanks in part to the technological know-how of Metalor we shall now be able to revolutionize the drainage of blood flow in heart surgery. |
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| The people are leaders in their respective fields, hand-picked, as much for their business sense as their technical know-how. |
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| Like each Haute Joaillerie watch by Chopard, this entirely hand-crafted model testifies to a level of know-how verging on perfection. |
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| Luger teams up with leading strength and conditioning Coach Paul Pook to provide the very best in conditioning know-how. |
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| Their ancestors vouaient a great passion for raptors and the art of falconry, know-how jealously preserved transmitted from father to son. |
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| However, it will acquire know-how which will enable it to act constructively to create balanced situations on the market. |
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| It owes its originality to the aromas and flavours of its natural habitat, to the know-how of the cheese maker and to its method of production. |
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| From essentially declarative knowledge to essentially procedural know-how, this product enables to switch from the definition to experience. |
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| This process should enable a rapid renewal and rejuvenation of staff, while ensuring the necessary transfer of know-how. |
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| Technical know-how is the key to our credibility with the coop members and helps to build up a relationship founded on trust. |
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| The know-how for filtering and purifying waste-water is as advanced in America as anywhere, though installation still lags. |
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| The exchange of know-how, technical missions and visits followed one after the other throughout the year from both sides of the Atlantic. |
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| We must not overburden ourselves in the area of statistical capability and the export of know-how. |
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| It reflects areas where UNDP has a proven track record and ability to mobilize international know-how. |
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| Endorsing the goal of a European society which is as competitive as possible in terms of know-how means maximising investment in human capital. |
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| Transfer of technical and marketing-related intercom know-how as strategic task. |
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| The important thing is to stave off unemployment and retain know-how in the industry. |
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| Learning to live together: In spite of acquiring so much knowledge and know-how, we have still not learned the essential: how to live together! |
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| We can call upon our broad spectrum of interdisciplinary know-how in this scientific field which lies between physics, chemistry and biology. |
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| His impressionist dresses bring together Andean know-how and futurist cuts. |
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| Germany also forwarded information from the receiver of SKL-M indicating that the know-how developed jointly by MTU and SKL-M was acquired by MTU in June 2000 for DEM 6,71 million. |
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| The results of this work are presented in the shape of a practical guide produced so as to make available the know-how developed within the framework from the research program. |
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| What's more, South Africa, who have not been known for their tactical know-how in recent years, are showing a lot more nous under White's leadership. |
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| There isn't a single person in all these millions, including the president of the pencil company, who contributes more than a tiny, infinitesimal bit of know-how. |
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| For Leonardo, arte was a skill, a know-how applied both to his scientific experiments and to painting. |
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| It is your collective learning, your know-how and bank of experience. |
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| The exercise of skill, mechanical know-how and autonomy certainly provided working class men with an important avenue to display their manly qualities. |
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| Food and relief and American know-how may not be enough for Haiti. |
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| Unlike third parties the transferrer of an undertaking remains aware of the contents of any transferred know-how, since he cannot divest himself of his own knowledge. |
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| This exposure in part accounts for the nautical know-how of his early sculptures, which were sometimes built like boats or internally rigged with cables and turnbuckles. |
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| His know-how is underpinned by a strong appreciation of discipline. |
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| The UN inspectors had dismantled the facilities and weapons materials, but what remained was the brain trust of scientists and the engineering know-how. |
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| The menfolk go to nearby communities in search of seeds, while the women distribute them to the vegetable gardens, identify medicinal plants and exchange know-how. |
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| After almost 25 years and with the renewed upsurge of mechanical watches, the idea was born the know-how and the technology of yesteryear to bring back from the camp and revive under a new brand name again. |
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| With our ancestral know-how and experience, we choose the areas where we install our hives thanks to our knowledge of the climate, the soil and the populations of nectariferous flowers. |
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| Only such a spot, where nature still reigns supreme, could give birth to this unique cheese blending exceptional gustatory and olfactory qualities specific to its soil, and the local cheese-makers' novel know-how. |
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| This is also the view of American analysts who say that Pakistan would be unable to construct an ICBM by 2015 because Islamabad does not have the finances, production base and technical know-how for the endeavour. |
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| Thanks to the know-how of Sandisk and to the exclusive Power Core Controller and ESP technologies, this Compact Flash card will allow you to reach 60Mb per second, as well in reading as in writing! |
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| Play it safe with a dehumidifier from Trotec and benefit from years of experience in and the unrivalled know-how of a leading international company. |
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| That is our strength, lest we forget it: debate must fire up our organisations from the inside as well, based on the know-how derived by our members from their experience as workers and activists. |
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| It needs BP's know-how to drill into the Arctic's riches. |
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| They may blame their struggle on a lack of intelligence or know-how. |
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| Advances in screen know-how have begotten super-sharp displays. |
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| The non-solicitation clause has the purpose in particular to protect the goodwill and know-how embodied in the personnel of the divested business. |
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| With his indubitable charm and his immense depth of feeling, the American actor is perfectly in tune with the philosophy and the products of this brand, which combines Italian style with Swiss know-how. |
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| Improving the way in which we share our knowledge and our know-how and making them accessible to everyone, is the best way to progress the forward-thinking approach and philosophy of which we are the proponents. |
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| This has led to a down-to-the earth, fleet-footed group of companies led by talented entrepreneurs with valuable know-how and exerting international influence in all continents. |
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| It is true that there will always be a heritage to protect, to reconstitute and develop and that progress in know-how and technologies draws progressively back the limits for possible improvements. |
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| Hideaki Imaizumi, a pioneer in Japan's in vitro fertilization program, said Thursday that North Korea's first test-tube baby was born in June through medical equipment and know-how he gave to a North Korean hospital. |
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| You will be amazed at what arable and livestock farmers worldwide have achieved down the millennia through their work, know-how, ability and skill. |
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| Actually assembling the component parts of a foil, epee, or sabre is not difficult, and most problems result from oversights rather than a lack of skill or know-how. |
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| Bio-Excellence: Bio-Excellence offers the quintessence of MELVITA's cosmetic know-how in a rich cocktail of flowers and fruits and is sold in pharmacies and drugstores. |
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| We must continually update our skills, learn in record time some new special field whose applications might revolutionize our line of work, or add to our know-how in a particular area in order to open up new markets. |
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| Transnational corporations send specialists into your communities to obtain your know-how and herbal remedies, with which these companies make millions of dollars of profits. |
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| Bottled in a crystal decanter and based on at least 40 year old whiskies, this blend expresses the extraordinary know-how of Colin Scott, the brand's Master Blender for 21 years. |
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| Through its contribution to the SAC-D Aquarius mission, INO will acquire unique space know-how and heritage, a significant step in the marketing of its space technology. |
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| A reguirement that the licensee disclose and grant to the licensor a nonexclusive license for developments or improvements made by the licensee in connection with the licensed know-how. |
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| From this viewpoint, the following are broad areas for potential capacity building assistance, and it is important for each G8 member to make a contribution according to its own ability by making the most of its own know-how. |
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| An often unsufficient silvicultural know-how on the part of the owners causes a bad cultivation of the forests, or even none at all, and withdraws these potentials from an ideal cultivation by forestry. |
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| In genetics, the combining of genetic bases and know-how is bearing fruit and satisfying needs in a European market, now divided into many segments. |
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| In a craftsman spirit of know-how, Bloch Design searches out for rarity and originality, providing its enamored clientele with original and assorted collections of the uppermost quality. |
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| Aware of the need to implement a quality policy for their application assets, many companies are still hesitating to bite the bullet, usually because of the supposed investment costs or the lack of man-power or know-how. |
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| These alliances, a combination of the know-how and values of the cooperative tradition, are what Limagrain sees as a development model that will be promoted in years to come. |
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| As a soon-to-be sovereign State, South Sudan must begin building institutions in the domain of financial policy and acquire the necessary know-how. |
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| During this stage, key skills and the ability to apply job-related know-how in practical situations are provided to the young person by a training organiser who is independent of the firm employing the young person. |
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| The know-how and resources of the 10th largest company in the field now enables it to throw down the gauntlet for other contractors even in large industrial projects. |
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| In addition to its application know-how, Umicore will also be able to develop tailor-made solutions for its customers such as coated nano zinc oxide, stable dispersions in aqueous or organic liquid and doped nano zinc oxides. |
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| In other words, downright hard work that calls for staying power and the appropriate know-how. here, too, it is important to build on existing knowledge and benefit from past experience. |
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| Are you dying to put your acquired skills and know-how into practice? |
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| It is possible only to a very limited extent to codify sophisticated knowledge activities and experience-related know-how and map them into detailed rules. |
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| Combining innovation and the ancestral know-how of the great cheese-makers, Saputo offers a wide array of cheeses, renowned for their refined taste. |
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| Moreover they wanted to put beside to the consolidated editorial area, the new dimension of the market of musical instrument, trying to transfer the whole the know-how the family to this new context. |
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| The latest project in Calgary fulfilled this objective in every respect, thanks to ACS' superior technical know-how and extensive experience in the management of complex tasks. |
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| The know-how of the artisan butcher enables him to supervise and master the parameters relating to the humidity of the air, temperature and ventilation, in order to obtain a good quality raw ham or bacon. |
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| Social engineering attacks on enterprise security systems use a combination of interpersonal skills, research and technical know-how to exploit human nature to breach corporate and personal privacy. |
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| A business owner with the know-how and time could get all the appropriate posters free of charge direct from government agencies. |
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| Students of electrical engineering getting valuable know-how on the operations of an electrical wholesale company and its role in trade of electrical good and getting acquainted with SLO's central warehouse activities. |
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| A franchise contract is an intellectual property rights licence under which the franchiser allows the franchisee to use their trademark, logo, products, know-how and technical assistance. |
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| Lutetia has developed a know-how in this field with specific solutions in which the consolidation of processes into one single operation has pride of place. |
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| This discourages small producers because they do not have the technical know-how, the equipment or the necessary investments to be able to produce a final product. |
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| Modern know-how flexibility, years of experience, prime quality raw materials, engineering, design and exclusive styling contribute to Rubis tweezers being in a class by itself. |
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| It has also been found that the hollow conjugate PSF can in fact also be produced by the Community industry which has the necessary technical know-how and machinery. |
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| And ultimately, this symbiosis between a highly specialized team, the know-how and constant investment in technology that makes the difference between Fotoprix and the rest. |
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| This definition excludes ostensible licensing of know-how which disguises restrictive agreements likely to restrict rather than to promote economic and technological progress. |
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| Come in, visit our technicum and assure yourself of our know-how. |
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| This is the result of our determination to pool an extremely wide range of experience and know-how in order to pursue an exciting human and economic adventure together. |
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| It is the intention to acquire all outstanding shares and warrants of Dolmen to bring together the technology, the services, the products, the know-how and the experience of both companies by way of a subsequent merger. |
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| These achievements and developments have enabled us to acquire unrivalled know-how, which was even acknowledged by our competitors in this sector. |
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| Our know-how enables us to offer efficient equipment with long term reliability and thereby to gain the confidence of demanding professionals who wish to produce worry-free high quality stamping. |
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| We want to combine the global market reach and experience of BASF with the know-how of Pronova in omega-3 fatty acids. |
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| The diameter and shape of the rods forming the microlenses are precisely controlled and our fabrication know-how results in unsurpassed surface quality. |
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| For example, getting members to stick to deadlines and reach consensus sometimes proved difficult, as this required more tact and know-how than these young professionals professed to have. |
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| This expertise in analysis and industrial conversion calls on rare technical skills that combine cutting-edge scientific knowledge with feedback, empiricism and know-how from several professions. |
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| By our long-standing know-how in dealing with shipments full of comment on contemporary issues we are able to make impossible possible in many areas. |
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| Over the centuries the Dutch have acquired a vast know-how and skill in modifying natural processes to drag farmland and building land out of fens and bogs. |
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| This argument has to be rejected because the Community industry has the know-how to produce slurry but does not promote it as it considers it not to be economical to transport water. |
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| Capital Innovation can more easily make a clean sweep of existing answers. Their approach of the know-how and experience of the specialists of the trade is fruitful, because they can use it to the best. |
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| The design was conceived and created entirely in-house, the result of interaction among all of the Group's divisions, starting from know-how of the primary element, which has always been the strong point of Gefran sensors. |
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| Frédéric Back used the constant presence of the rocking chair in the life of a family to reflect upon themes very close to his heart: the know-how, traditions, games and values of times gone by. |
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| A vast range of over 350 cured meat products produced by combining the best production technology with the know-how of times gone by, offering the maximum in quality and safety. |
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| The company has developed proprietary knowledge, know-how and work methods that enable it to offer a full range of electrical installation services on small, medium and large sites and for a multitude of clients. |
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| The hottest shades are saffron yellows, warm ochres and bold bronzes but beware, as this trend needs a little know-how. |
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| Their relationships and know-how will help us bring Crowd Control to even more publishers. |
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| Design of Air Products' Icefly cryogen delivery equipment and cryogenic machining know-how are part of the agreement. |
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| Gravies, sauces and demi-glaces can add elegance and class to your holiday meals without a lot of culinary know-how. |
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| Based on the know-how from the automotive sector, development partners from the oil and gas burner industry also benefit from the insulators for ignition and ionization electrodes. |
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| You can therefore rest assured of getting staff who are suited to your requirements and you may trust that we will select temps based on an accurate knowledge of the skills sets and know-how that you require. |
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| Getting hold of the relevant information is a difficult and time-consuming task, and SMEs generally don't have sufficient know-how, manpower or specialist staff. |
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| The fermenter specialist Infors is his know-how partner of choice for the development of a bioreactor that is suitable for the speedy, cost-efficient implementation of biodegradation processes. |
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| The new address is home to the bespoke workshop and a showroom, both designed to showcase the exceptional know-how of John Lobb's master bootmakers. |
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| Because our teams' know-how is at the core of our success, we have to prepare a generation of skilled successors if we are to maintain our enviable position in the industry. |
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| Development: organized by activity and region, the Technical Centers work closely with the research teams to develop and industrialize new products by promoting knowledge and technical know-how transfer between countries. |
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| In addition to its cash investment, NYNEX will assist in overall management of PKT and over time transfer its technical know-how. |
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| It is with always the same attention that since 1610, our family exploitation GINGLINGER Jean and Sons, brings the know-how of the wine grower so that you can, every day, obtain the best product on your table. |
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| The Team is a melting pot of know-how from mechanical and ergonomy to IP and B2B marketing and work with great partners in open innovation. |
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| If the wish to live on is to prevail over myopic pushing on with business as usual, we have enough scientific know-how in the world to deal with our problems. |
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| The fastest bike in the world is vouched for by the know-how of Orbea's Engineering Department, which developed the Ordu in the Mecca of speed: the San Diego Wind Tunnel. |
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| It could be the case that the market is gradually able to provide this know-how independently, as a result of which there is less need for this service, and the service and the company can be outsourced. |
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| The technology includes monoclonal antibodies and related hybridomas and other related know-how. |
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| The NRC-HIA team is planning the assembly-line production of the receivers by pairing the know-how of NRC with the advanced production capabilities of Canadian industry. |
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| Just like a fund manager, the talent of the wine grower is to blend the best components to create a subtle balance between ancestral know-how and new, sophisticated techniques. |
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| Firms that take the lead in doing so will attract and retain more of the critical know-how and experience that is often lost through job changing, de-motivation and retirement. |
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| To realise this major project, it was necessary to bring together the in-depth know-how of both groups in the sector of filling food products, which is spread across various locations worldwide. |
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| Ipsos, which now boasts expertise with the Insight brand that has been well-established for more than ten years, is breaking new ground by extending its know-how in qualitative research. |
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| This approach may appear overcautious if compared with the one followed under Regulation n° 2790, where ancillary licences of know-how in the context of exclusive distribution agreements are exempted without duration limit. |
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| Establishing and maintaining a BBS require neither great technical know-how nor major investments of time or money. |
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| Resolutely adjust on a reasoned production, the winery has strong partnership with winegrowers, whose know-how and expertness are decisive in the development of outstanding vintage. |
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| Plots of vines only make good vineyards if all the right conditions are com-bined: quality terroir, favourable weather conditions and aspect and well-honed know-how. |
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| There is now a greater amount of know-how, yet all is not perfect for time is lacking, but the will is there which finds its expression in frequent visits to the field. |
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| Thanks to a longstanding culture of excellence and strong sector-specific, functional and technological know-how, the Group offers its clients an end to end approach based on a well-honed business model. |
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| As we see from the example of BenQ in Germany, selling off a factory generally indicates the slow but sure death of an industrial location and leads to the destruction of jobs and know-how. |
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| Create personnel oversight conditions to ensure confidence that individuals' know-how in the design and building of nuclear weapons will not be misapplied in violation of prohibition obligations. |
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| Working closely with missile manufacturers to help optimize the weapon system provides Sagem with an unequaled position and know-how in the seeker's overall design and its integration in the missile. |
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| This approach, specific to the ethics of decision-making, leads to an evaluation of the degree of freedom of the human being confronted with progress of knowledge and know-how in space. |
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| These clothiers offer what is most noble in terms of products, combining the best fiber, weaving machines sophisticate, a workforce highly qualified and know-how much secrecy. |
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| These resources include an online network for women in politics called iKNOW Politics that connects women candidates and leaders worldwide with the advice and know-how they need to be effective once elected to office. |
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| Designing and building the equipment required to develop Pazflor marshaled the know-how of hundreds of people at dozens of industrial sites worldwide. |
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| This project which is under the legal authority of Caritas Europa, aims at facilitating the transfer of know-how and best practices in the field of counter-trafficking. |
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| The European Union can make a contribution in this field if it can manage to coordinate efforts and know-how without seeking to control or foist a single strategy on Member States. |
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| Jules, a blacksmith, works with a hand-cranked bellows and a battered metal stove, hammering out hasps and hinges with an ease and precision that represent generations of handed-down know-how. |
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| Beyond the current conjuncture, this policy approach should ensure that Europe retains a core human and technological know-how serving the sustainability and competitiveness of current and future shipping operations. |
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| In general is it felt that entrepreneurs require a high level of creativity and innovation as w ell as a high level of management skills and business know-how. |
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| Today, we are still speaking of technical cooperation, but the United States intends to pass on its know-how in the areas of weather forecasting and yield levels. |
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| Taking a global perspective, one major strand capitalizes on our worldwide presence, our exceptional production and personalization capacity, our investment in research and development, and our accumulated know-how. |
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| Alfa Bouw offers the know-how of major industrial builders and combines this with the creativity, geniality and flexibility of a traditional contractor. |
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| Our two companies will combine their respective expertise and know-how to fabricate and commercialize infrared microbolometric sensors and instruments equipped with this technology for use in space missions. |
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| Its incomparable know-how developed thanks to product ranges including baker's yeast, improvers and ready-to-use mixes have made the Lesaffre group the outright frontrunner in this business field. |
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| Crafted by a skilled cabinetmaker from the Vallée de Joux, the interior design of this 53 sq.m boutique is imbued with the regional heritage and the Blancpain horological know-how perpetuated for the past 270 years. |
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| Enforcing a claim that a third party infringes on, has illegally obtained or is using an intellectual property right, including a trade secret or know-how, is expensive and time-consuming and the outcome is unpredictable. |
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| If any trade secret, know-how or other technology not protected by a patent were to be disclosed to or independently developed by a competitor, the Company's competitive position could be harmed. |
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| Additionally, the Company maintains as trade secret a large body of know-how, which is not patented and for which the Company believes trade secret protection is more effective than disclosure in a patent filing. |
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| The collection of lace-up shoes and slip-on loafers expertly balances classic design, technical know-how and graphical creativity. |
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| Through text, images, videos and animations, this CD-ROM explores the knowledge and know-how of Pacific Islanders about island origins, canoe construction and ocean voyaging, including the recent voyaging revival. |
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| Even more than the technical know-how, the human relationship with the wine grower is key. |
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| We have preserved our know-how intact and we are safeguarding the changeless and incomparable quality, which has built the reputation and fame of our firm all over the world. |
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| Gerard Collette, the president of Rhodia Acetow, said this will allow the company to build on its acetylation know-how in the field of cellulose acetate. |
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| Epitomizing the excellence of Mido's watchmaking know-how, the Multifort Limited Edition Heritage is produced in a limited edition of 999 timepieces. |
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| Lorraine's strong combination of technical expertise and marketing know-how, will provide strong direction and help Headspace achieve its strategic business objectives. |
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| Germany-based InterMed Discovery has acquired unique microbial omega 3 fatty acid production strains and related know-how from the University of Saarland. |
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| Optima Consumer employs more than 250 packaging specialists and offers a broad range of machines as well as concentrated know-how for liquid and dry products. |
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| Despite hardware pricing and technology know-how being major challenges, iris biometry is expected to slowly gain prominence in various applications. |
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| Nutrinova's Docosahexaenoic acid business, which includes know-how, patents and registrations in the major global markets, has been acquired by Lonza. |
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| That is going to result in fiercer competition and growth in the business sector, creation of new jobs and higher valorization of the researchers' labor and know-how. |
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