Sentence examples for homegrown system from inspiring English sources

Last month, the European Commission, the executive body of the European Union, unveiled plans to develop a homegrown system to track terrorist finances as a response to a similar American program.

But she said Al Qaeda's increasing use of "the homegrown system" made it more likely that people who were charged with terrorism understood the legal system and would cooperate with the government.

BASF uses a homegrown system called Sustainable Solution Steering to evaluate its products vis-à-vis sustainability needs and trends and to devise action plans for marketing or product changes through R&D.

Nairobians have a complex relationship with this homegrown system: it elicits admiration – whole websites are devoted to matatu art and culture – but also anger, with frequent editorials in the papers about the "matatu menace".

It can cost a lot to build out such an infrastructure, and often, companies will create a homegrown system that resembles art more than science.

It's a homegrown system, much like ones Facebook and Google had to create for themselves in order to manage their own infrastructures.

In addition to increased contributions to global ICT standards, Korean players gained prominence recently by proposing standards for homegrown systems.

New policies are intended to replace foreign hardware and software with homegrown systems that can be more easily controlled and protected.

Jorge Luis Borges shrewdly classified all theology as fantastic literature, and Joseph Smith's adventures in the spiritual realm are at least refreshingly original, and were even in 19th-century America, when homegrown systems of belief sprouted prodigiously.

Don't forget the things you are doing on paper, homegrown systems, Google Docs and Excel.

Many manufacturers are relying on existing homegrown systems that support outdated processes, limited sales channels and are not delivering the experience B2B buyers expect.