Sentence examples for fully indigenous from inspiring English sources

(Interview to Times Now) Nitin Gadkari, President, Bharatiya Janata Party: He has hailed the successful launch of the fully indigenous missile Agni- 5, which has put India in the elite club of nations, said a press release issued by the Bharatiya Janata Party.

The submarine, a Type 039 Song-class diesel attack submarine — China's first fully indigenous submarine class —  shipped out just last month, making a stop in the Sri Lankan capital of Colombo, and marking the first time that a Chinese submarine had "openly visited a nation in the Indian Ocean".

Central to the ruling was the Mexican constitution, specifically the government's obligation to fully consult indigenous communities before making any major decision about what happens, including what is grown, on their territory.

But new did not mean better: the uprising did not result in the Mexican constitution fully recognising the indigenous peoples as subjects with juridical status.

He then embarked on the 14-hour journey to the mountains of Jalisco, to immerse himself fully in the indigenous culture, to experience their traditions, rituals and way of life.

Whereas just 10% of ladino women and 15% of the cross-identified group had no formal education, fully 35% of indigenous women had never attended school.

Even research or policies that do not specifically attempt "Indigenous -based projects should fully acknowledge that there Indigenous -baseddigenous projects on, in, and with the land.

It is, however, in the designs of contemporary cylinder seals that the art and religious concepts of the indigenous peoples are fully illustrated for the first time.

The suite of 'good-practice' tools, including Indigenous engagement, is fully described in the following articles of this special issue.

For many years, the larger and indigenous exhibits were fully operational and in steam at weekends.

Cardinal said the Alberta government needs to enter into a co-management regime with First Nations on the Athabasca River that would incorporate community-based monitoring into the management framework and fully consider the concerns of indigenous peoples in setting these kinds of limits.