Sentence examples for indigenous ability from inspiring English sources
"Intelligence shows that the Iraqi program is almost certainly seeking an indigenous ability to enrich uranium to the level needed for a nuclear weapon," the report said.
The British government said in a report on Sept. 24 that "no definitive intelligence" linked the tubes to a nuclear program but concluded that Baghdad was "almost certainly seeking an indigenous ability to enrich uranium to the level needed for a nuclear weapon".
Restrictions on Indigenous Australians' ability to enlist in the military existed until the 1970s, though hundreds of Indigenous men and women had joined the military when restrictions were reduced during the world wars.
Among indigenous men, the ability to understand Spanish was more common (94%), and 53% of indigenous men indicated that they spoke Spanish regularly at home.
The philosophy that pervades Indigenous affairs constrains our ability to have influence over the policies that play out in our daily lives and does not bode well for a government that says it is committed to constitutional Recognition.
However, Western legal practices often undermine the ability for indigenous communities to utilize TEK.
Indigenous organisms have the ability to adopt themselves according to the prevailing environments and could flourish under these conditions (Haq and Shakoori 2000).
These include expanding host inoculation tests with a wider range of isolates, examining the ability of indigenous flora to support sporulation on asymptomatic foliage, and survival of P. kernoviae in roots and soil.
The distinction between Pingpu and Gaoshan people continues to affect Taiwan's policies regarding indigenous peoples, and their ability to participate effectively in government (Saisiyat people 2006).
The ability of indigenous upper airway flora to interfere with pathogen colonization also plays an important role in microbial community homeostasis [10], [11], [12] and airway health.
Social/situational circumstances profoundly affect Indigenous Australian dialysis patients' ability to fully engage with treatment.
