Definitions
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- noun The fact of making something more
native ;transformation of some service, idea etc. to suit alocal culture , especially through the use of moreindigenous people in administration, employment etc. - noun The capability to
manufacture a product, or supply aservice independently within a country instead of relying on foreignmanufactures orsuppliers .
Etymologies
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Examples
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This is one of the inherent risks of "indigenization" - and in this case, the risk came back to bite Australia.
Defense Industry Daily Joe Katzman 2010
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A multiparty legal committee has rejected draft laws on mine ownership and is set to send other so-called "indigenization" rules back to the drawing board.
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A so-called indigenization program has heightened tensions between the government and the white minority, with politicians accusing white businesses of failing to advance blacks into responsible posts.
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The so-called indigenization and empowerment act was passed in 2008, when parliament was still dominated by Mugabe's lawmakers.
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The new so-called indigenization law "recognizes our sovereign right of ownership," Mugabe told crowds at the 50,000 seat Chinese-built sports stadium in Harare.
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The new so-called indigenization law "recognizes the sovereign right of ownership," he tells crowds at the 50,000 seat Chinese-built sports stadium in Harare.
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The new so-called indigenization law "recognizes our sovereign right of ownership," Mugabe told crowds at the 50,000 seat Chinese-built sports stadium in Harare.
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The new so-called indigenization law "recognizes our sovereign right of ownership," Mugabe told crowds at the 50,000 seat Chinese-built sports stadium in Harare.
The Seattle Times 2010
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The new so-called indigenization law "recognizes the sovereign right of ownership," he tells crowds at the 50,000 seat Chinese-built sports stadium in Harare.
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The so-called indigenization and empowerment act was passed in 2008, when parliament was still dominated by Mugabe's lawmakers.
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