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indigenize

(ɪnˈdɪdʒəˌnaɪz) or

indigenise

vb (tr)
(Anthropology & Ethnology) anthropol to alter (something) so as to make it fit in with the local culture
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He gained experience in the areas of manufacturing, assembly, design, product support, customer support, indigenisation and other management functions while serving at LCA-Tejas, Aircraft, Foundry & Forge Divisions in Bengaluru and Aircraft Division at Nashik.
Saudi Arabia has approved an allocation of SR11.5 billion (3ドル.07 billion) to support enterprises committed to indigenisation.
Commander UAE Air Force lauded glorious history of Pakistan Air Force and also acknowledged the endeavours made by the PAF in modernisation and indigenisation of its fleet in recent years.
Delivering the lecture with the theme, 'Re-engineering Nigeria Education System For Effective Nation Building,' Professor Oladipo Ekundayo called for indigenisation of the nation's education where core values drove teaching and learning in schools.
He also offered his full support to the air chief on the indigenisation and modernisation of PAF.
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New Delhi: With delays in import of critical equipment severely affecting its combat readiness, the Indian Army has decided to fast-track indigenisation of key components and spares for battle tanks and other military systems.
Global Banking News-April 14, 2016--Zimbabwe's president says indigenisation would discourage investors
Zanu PF "won" the disputed 31 July elections at the back of an indigenisation and economic empowerment mantra that promised instant riches to gullible voters as government takes over 51% shareholding in companies in strategic sectors.
One of the platforms on which he stood was the prosecution of a policy for what he calls the "indigenisation" of the Zimbabwean economy.

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