Sentence examples for indigenous development from inspiring English sources
He laid the foundations for the indigenous development of nuclear technology for defense purposes.
Middle Eastern tribalism, just like the African variety, is the direct result of colonial interference which frustrated the indigenous development of state-building.
Rather than searching for lessons from overseas, an exercise that risks robbing Native Americans of their agency in indigenous development, perhaps the key is to privilege indigenous perspectives.
(In some cases, purchase agreements with foreign suppliers include provisions for a measure of indigenous development and assembly and thus the transfer of technical knowledge and skills).
"There is no evidence that the system – as it was, is, or will be – interferes with Indigenous development, nor any evidence that traditional owners have attempted to use current systems anyway," Seelig said.
The sight of an Australian leg-spinner with bleach-blond highlights strolling round the Swalec might sound foreboding, but the bowler in question – 18-year-old Chris Swain – is in town with Australia's indigenous development squad.
Yes, the United States should be supportive of indigenous developments, but we Americans would be na? to take the back seat once again.
Such indigenous developments notwithstanding, the rise outside Europe of a modern legal profession in the sense of a class of specialists recognized by the state and yet operating with some measure of independence from it is generally associated with European colonial expansion.
But among thinkers influenced by al-Kindi, one can discern a continuing tendency to harmonize "foreign" philosophy with the "indigenous" developments of Muslim culture.
Indigenous housing development assistance under the strategic Indigenous housing and infrastructure program will also no longer be provided.
And I think this is what's happening in Indigenous policy development and practices on the ground – we're continually trying to do the same old things.
