Sentence examples for indigenous power from inspiring English sources

"We are building a 360-megawatt indigenous power plant in Darkhovin," Mr. Aghazadeh said.

It's likely that the small sculpted army - and the graves they were guarding - were seen by the invaders as important symbols of indigenous power and status.

The government will have its Indigenous power, but we will still have no say in the laws that it makes under that power.

Best of all, it offers indigenous power cheaply: east Africa sorely lacks west Africa's oil or the potential for solar power in the Sahel, Africa's wide belt just south of the Sahara desert.

The popular protests in Bolivia that forced out President Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada last month are the most recent example of a wave of indigenous power sweeping Latin America.

But they are also alarmed by efforts to increase indigenous power, like items to guarantee representation of Indians in Congress or to allow Indians to mete out justice outside the judicial system.

The poet and polymath Duke Redbird, who recorded 1975's mesmerising Silver River with singer-songwriter Shingoose, says mainstream Canadian culture denied indigenous people power and rights while appropriating and romanticising their heritage.

This paper presents a design of a novel and indigenous high power microwave dummy load using water as an absorber.

Australia has chosen not to pursue an indigenous nuclear power industry, however, and would thus be wholly reliant on an ally or partner for nuclear-related upkeep and operational maintenance if they chose nuclear subs.

Gibb also suggests that the creation of an indigenous force may have been an attempt by Qutayba to establish a power base of his own.

Although "the Māori mediasphere" – as Folker Hanusch puts it – has not been a cure-all, it grants indigenous communities the power to offer a counter-narrative.