Sentence examples for raised domestically from inspiring English sources

Paid for by the EU, they house a computerised import-duty system.Ideally, this would help to boost the Afghan government's income from the pitiful $330m it raised domestically last year.

Having been injured or raised domestically, they wouldn't be able to live long in the wild.

Eventually, PRRSV variants infected pigs being raised domestically.

Each country also has differing levels of available resources, whether raised domestically or from development assistance.

His increasingly centralized management of Sri Lanka has also raised questions domestically about authoritarianism.

And thanks to the strong cash flow generated by oil prices hovering in the $60 range, Russian companies' access to capital has also improved dramatically: They have raised $65 billion domestically this year, most of it in corporate debt.

For this regime the selection of Ebrahim Raisi, a conservative cleric renowned for his three decade role in the judiciary and being involved in the 1988 massacre of 30,000 political prisoners across Iran, would have raised tensions domestically and with the international community.

But they don't compete at all for Chinese companies raising money domestically.

So, by and large, I'd say the same would be true for SDGs – better if governments can raise resources domestically.

Two days later, Timothy F. Geithner, then the president of the New York Fed, declared in a speech before the Forum on Global Leadership in Washington: "Financial markets outside the United States are now deeper and more liquid than they used to be, making it easier for companies to raise capital domestically at reasonable cost".

According to Fahim Khan, a member of the team that Pakistan's central bank asked to plan the reform, the country's biggest challenge in the next few months will be to find a way for the government to raise money domestically without paying interest.Then there is the vital question of what to do about old loans and deposits.