Art for propaganda, or commercialism.

Deploring the commercialization of the human body,

Transportation infrastructure is especially critical for the commercialization of technology.

Many intellectuals disdain popular culture because of its crude commercialism.

Nigeria has adopted commercialization for the enterprises which it does not plan to sell.

There are also key stipulations against commercialization (Principle 5)

On August 23, 2007 a general meeting of KASE shareholders took a decision to commercialize KASE.

(i) Port organization, including issues relating to privatization, commercialization, deregulation and existing legislation

In 1984, he used his sabbatical year to found MIPS Computer Systems Inc. to commercialize his research in RISC processors.

What could be done to enhance the penetration and commercialization of renewables?

She has a clear commerce model, and Dan Levine, who does all the coding over there, is amazing.

Technology parks are another government sponsored mechanism to facilitate technology research, development and commercialization.

How realistic is it to seek to achieve rapid development and commercialization of renewables, and in particular wind and solar power?

Two years later, Kurzweil sold his company to Xerox, which had an interest in further commercializing paper to computer text conversion.

Concern was also raised over commercialization of traditional knowledge and genetic resources, particularly without the consent of indigenous communities.

Other than in a few cases, such activities have not yet led to a tangible commercialization of renewable energy technologies.

National Contact Points (or Centres, as they are known in Russia), have already been mentioned as part of the Sixth Framework Programme.

Interdisciplinary research includes superconductivity, space commercialization and exploration, biomedical sciences and engineering, energy and natural resources, and artificial intelligence.

Special activities to be undertaken At the request of the Government, the Advisory Group will organize a seminar on the commercialization of IPRs in the last quarter of 2005.

Needless to say, we are absolutely transparent in financial, scientific and organizational aspects.

Another new form of mercenarism in Africa was the phenomenon of commercialized national army units associated with regionalized internal conflicts, i.e. where countries neighbouring the State undergoing internal conflict had an interest in supporting one of the parties involved for private gain (e.g. Sierra Leone, the Democratic Republic of the Congo).

UNCTAD also organized several science and technology policy dialogues to address issues related to the development, commercialization and trade in biotechnology related products.

In 1981, Moses and Richard Pavelle, an MIT staff member and proponent of applying Macsyma to engineering and science, attempted to form a company to commercialize Macsyma.

Science and technology parks and business incubators are an effective means of commercializing research and creating start up enterprises.

Traditional fisheries are rapidly being depleted as local laws are changed to commercialize publicly owned fisheries for the benefit of large industrial vessels.

While placing emphasis on what unites urban residents culturally, urban governance should also recognize the importance of diversity in enhancing the participation that is vital for sustainable and inclusive urbanization

Successful cases of commercialization of biotechnology are being developed and packaged for dissemination and promotion with emphasis on small scale bioindustries.

For example, the US, which leads the world in bringing innovative products to the market, should offer commercialization channels to innovative Chinese universities and small companies.

This was taken over by the Edinburgh Council in the late 19th century, by which time most of the street was commercial and there was no great need for private residential gardens.

(2) National Commission for Breastfeeding (Law No. 295, Act on Breastfeeding Promotion, Protection and Support and on the Regulation of the Sale of Breastmilk Substitutes )

One country has initiated the development of an agricultural conservation system in several African countries (Tunisia, Mali, Cameroon and Madagascar).

(k) Acknowledge that many indigenous peoples do not seek protection for their cultural heritage in order to commercialize it, but rather to prevent outsiders from exploiting it

Upon assumption of independence the Agricultural Directorate's role changed with the progressive break up of state and collective farms, and the need for it to become involved in the process of helping to allocate assets of former large farms to the stock holders.

Along with the early euphoria and hype that typically surround the rollout of new technologies, nanotechnology has been the subject of projections concerning its possible environmental risks well before its wide scale commercialization.

Science and Research Qatar Foundation's main aim in this field is to help build Qatar's innovation and technology capacity by developing and commercializing solutions in key sciences.

Stanley collaborated with instrument manufacturer Charles H. Wilson of the Wilson Mauelen Company in 1920 to commercialize his invention and develop standardized testing machines.

Commercializing seedling raising was suggested by the Asia Pacific group, along with creating sustainable employment opportunities, and valuing ecosystem services for hydro power and ecotourism.

This research could cover problems common to all regions, or relating specifically to certain geographical areas of the country

There are no assurances that any resulting increase in the value of a natural resource will actually improve the welfare of poor host populations. Indeed, the process of commercialization can readily induce changes in production, processing, and distribution that exclude the poor.

80. A partial response to interface problems is commercialization, or corporatization, which reconstitutes the enterprise in the same legal form as that of privately owned commercial enterprises in the country.

The need for LDCs to be given access to the relevant technology was emphasized, and it was suggested that UNCTAD devise new mechanisms for technology transfer, commercialization and innovative financing, similar to the CDM.

In addition, we believe that the issue raised at the thirty third session of the Legal Subcommittee regarding the scheduling this year of a United Nations sponsored international conference on problems relating to the commercialization of space activities is also topical.

This becomes more urgent in a world in which high technology, including dual use technology, changes at an exhilarating pace and government policies become a bottleneck to innovation, access and commercialization.

In February 2002, concerns over the risk of future censorship and commercialization by Bomis Inc (Wikipedia's original host) combined with a lack of guarantee this would not happen, led most participants of the Spanish Wikipedia to break away and establish it independently as the Enciclopedia Libre .

Too often, professional sport has taken the path of commercialism, placing the accent more on translating sport into material terms than on the inner satisfaction gained through an athlete apos s performance and on the spectator apos s aesthetic pleasure.