In fact, nations bent on acquiring such lethal weapons no longer have to develop them indigenously.
The colonies instituted local self-government indigenously to confirm the rights resident in their persons and property.
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Fernandes announced the plan at the commissioning of the largely indigenously-developed INS Brahmaputra in mid-April in Calcutta.
Russia is also expected to help India train the crew that will operate the country's indigenously built Arihant nuclear submarine.
It has already launched 10 indigenously produced satellites on other countries' rockets.
In particular, Gershwin noted the possibility of short-cuts that might permit developing countries to acquire long-range missiles far more quickly than if they were obliged to develop them indigenously.
Our enemies would be denied the geo-strategic leverage they currently enjoy, as indigenously produced energy sources derived from coal, biomass and garbage knock the pegs out from under the cartel's control of the commodity upon which our transportation sector heavily depends.
In little more than a decade, the country has become by far the biggest producer in the world of every industrial commodity from steel to glass to cement, and the finished products it exports to other countries are gradually matching and surpassing the sophistication of items produced indigenously in those countries.
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In other words, if the Commerce Department can demonstrate that the item in question is either produced indigenously in the controlled country, or available from a third country which does not maintain stringent export controls, the law stipulates that U.S. manufacturers of such items should not be disadvantaged by having to operate under an unfair control regime.
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