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Inflation, at 8.2%, is a worry.More could be done to develop a domestic market, too, in a population of 86m.

The Chinese companies will also work to develop a domestic American supply chain for wind machine manufacture beyond the Texas project, the union said.

The alliance has angered local businesses and ignited demands from lawmakers that Japan develop a domestic search engine to reduce its dependence on overseas technology.

Across China, government officials, corporate executives, private investors and newcomers like Mr. Lu are in a headlong rush to develop a domestic electric car industry.

However, even though the United States is a contributor to this experiment, known as ITER, it has yet to commit to the full program needed to develop a domestic fusion reactor to produce electricity for the American power grid.

Still, they questioned whether its mission, as initially conceived, was to brand itself as an international clean energy leader, or to develop a domestic hub for clean energy in the Emirates.

Unfortunately, if Parliament will not legislate and the Supreme Court will not take on the responsibility of developing a "domestic human rights law" distinct from that of the Strasbourg court this is the only remaining alternative.

This will involve developing a domestic security framework to co-ordinate the armed forces, police, intelligence and other agencies to deal with threats of terrorism in effect a counterpart to America's Department of Homeland Security.

The paper has an attempt to tackle this problem by developing a domestic refrigerator system capable of maintaining the cooling effect for more than 15 hours without energy input and being compact as well as cost-effective.

Leijenaar said developing a domestic maritime strategy involves numerous government departments, from environmental affairs to tourism and defence, and these ministries first have to be aligned at a country level, then at a regional level, and finally at the continental level.

The current shortage of rare-earth elements has made it clear that our ability to create new consumer electronics, develop clean energy technologies, and even maintain the nation's military strength depends on developing a domestic industry to mine and process these materials.