Sentence examples for indigenous industries from inspiring English sources

Resulting increased assistance could be used to strengthen developing economies and safeguard key indigenous industries.

But used cars imported by poor countries from rich ones become expensive when weighed down with high duties and taxes to protect indigenous industries.

Regulated by US-dominated, western financial institutions, over two decades of privatisation of the basic utilities has drastically deepened world inequality and destroyed indigenous industries.

The immediate impact of British imperial free-trading was often the collapse of local indigenous industries which were in no position to compete, and a consequent destruction of livelihoods and communities.

That final price was 50percentt higher than last year's top sale, and proved again how this event in a tiny village outside Dublin (its name means "church" in Gaelic) can be a barometer for one of this country's most important, yet least visible, indigenous industries.

With few truly indigenous industries or urban centers nearby, the city failed to attract many new migrants.

This is designed to improve the balance of payments and promote an indigenous industry.

"You have to provide the Smithstown, you have to provide that indigenous industry starting point," he said.

Twenty-first century Nauru, with scarce indigenous industry, is now overwhelmingly reliant on foreign aid for its economic survival.

The market is still dominated by joint ventures with foreign firms, but the strongest local manufacturers are rapidly expanding production.Russia still has a sizeable indigenous industry, but many of its products hark back to the old Soviet Union.

The results coincided with a warning from a Harvard economics professor Michael Porter, who was speaking in Cork, that the Irish economy faced stagnation because of a lack of innovation in indigenous industry.