Sentence examples for indigenous base from inspiring English sources

It makes sense to go after the Shinners just after they were comprehensively beaten in the south, by subsuming most of the SDLP's indigenous base in Northern Ireland.

For the lack of an indigenous base of science and technology will hamper Africa's development as surely as any stupid ideology or greedy dictator.

But the program to train Iraqi fighters produced fewer than a hundred recruits; it also ignored the reality that prominent exiles like Ahmad Chalabi had less credibility, and less of an indigenous base, than those whom the U.S. had relied on in Afghanistan.

The winning teams both chose "powdery Crushed Basaltic Igneous" as their indigenous base; the team from Branch Technology augmented this with recycled plastic, while Penn State attempted (with partial success) to create a cement-like material that incorporated water.

However, given the level of repression in Western Sahara, the aid could end up going to one of the pro-occupation front groups made up of Moroccan settlers the regime has set up in the territory, not those with a genuine popular indigenous base.

They advise EJ groups to build a greater indigenous base of financial support and to appeal to a broader base of the population by addressing its race-based focus to be more inclusive of class, gender, working-class whites, and nation inequalities.

That's why it's really, really good that our partnership with Apunipima and other you know… is Indigenous based".

As there is no data on the prevalence of vulvar HPV infection in Australian women, we compared the prevalence of cervical HR-HPV infection in Arnhem Land women to that of other Australian women (Indigenous and non-Indigenous) based on the results of the Women's HPV prevalence Indigenous Non-Indigenous Urban Rural Study (WHINURS) [ 19].

Initially, foreign operatives would infiltrate India and perpetrate attacks with this indigenous support base providing logistical assistance.

Brian Schweitzer presented many aspects of synthetic fuel production that should give us hope for a stable energy future: an enormous indigenous resource base, local jobs and local profits, and more stable fuel prices.

Despite the high rate of SDWs development and utilization and the rich indigenous knowledge base on SGs management in Dodoma Municipality, these remain undocumented and effectively excluded in the formal water governance strategies and framework.