Sentence examples for indigenous makers from inspiring English sources

A Franco-British treaty of 1786, placing a nominal duty on imported creamware, practically ruined the ordinary faience industry of France, and its extinction was completed for domestic use in the first half of the 19th century by the growth of indigenous makers of grès façon d'Angleterre (or faience fine).

The South Korean firm now occupies second place in the market with an 18% share, pushing Tata Motors, India's only big entirely indigenous maker, into third place with 14%.

Yet little has been written that could serve as a guide for Indigenous decision makers.

Australian indigenous film-makers have other stories to tell; we should know soon whether Rachel Perkins's feel-good film, Bran Nue Dae, is to have a UK release.

Indigenous grant-makers like members of the Africa Grantmakers Network and philanthropists such as Tony Elemulu are working to channel these resources into strategic philanthropy.

But it has not been an easy gestation.Last October Tata Motors, India's biggest indigenous vehicle-maker, abandoned the $292m factory that it had built in Singur, West Bengal, to make the Nano.

EHRD's research activities have been specifically designed to not only inform Health Canada's policy decision-makers but as well, Indigenous community decision-makers.

And all these foreign brands are now facing intense competition from indigenous Chinese phone makers.

In addition, AMD has signed seven of China's ten indigenous cell phone makers to AMD chips.

Perhaps that is what is occuring as the call for a criticism encouraging us to enter into the cultural terrain indigenous to its makers is growing louder.

To what extent are Indigenous researchers, policy makers and practitioners included in the process of consultation, designing, planning, implementing and evaluating programs to improve Indigenous health?