Local in sentence

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So we're going to go and use local materials.

Now, local materials are something we deal with on Earth as well.

Wherever we build or whatever country we build in, we always look at, what are the local materials here?

The problem with the Moon is, what are the local materials?

He went to a local hospital and there they said, "Ran, there is no possibility of us being able to save these fingers.

Because mafias from all around the world cooperate with local paramilitaries in order to seize the supplies of the rich mineral resources of the region.

Since over 90 percent of passenger cars are imported, often used, they're just not designed for local usage.

Public transport is available, and in countries like Kenya, it's often run by local entrepreneurs using minivans like this.

There is a supply-demand disconnect, with the vast majority of automotive spending on the continent today, essentially funding an international network of car exporters instead of fueling the growth of local industry.

Enabling better access to transport is all about strengthening this public transit network, empowering local entrepreneurs who already offer similar services in their communities to operate these services more profitably and more widely.

Supply and development is standard practice in automotive globally, but it needs to be applied from the ground up with a vast majority of local suppliers to properly bolster the ecosystem.

Building up skills and suppliers are not the only hurdles to local industrialization, but they're good examples of how we think about the challenge.

One woman took that energy and she said, "I want to bring this wave, this energy, to college campuses," and so she took the play and she said, "Let's use the play and have performances once a year, where we can raise money to stop violence against women in local communities all around the world."

And so, you call local authorities up and down the country to inquire about the children that are in their care systems, and this is where we hit a huge wall of negativity.

How might we improve access to safe drinking water for the world's poorest people, and at the same time stimulate innovation amongst local water providers?

Using this augmented reality collaboration software, an expert surgeon can now virtually transport himself into any clinical setting simply by using his phone or tablet or computer, and he can visually and practically interact in an operation from start to finish, guiding and mentoring a local doctor through the procedure step by step.

Well, back in my teaching hospital, we've been using this to support local district general hospitals and providing skin cancer surgery and trauma treatment.

Now, patients can access care at a local level.

Now, Dr. Soraya was struggling under the sheer demand of her local population, as well as the fact that she wasn't specifically trained in this procedure.

They immersed themselves in the community to understand the challenges but also uncover opportunities, like using a wall made of local volcanic stone to turn the entire campus into a space of play and active learning.

Moses, from South Sudan, the world's newest country, wants to open the first polytechnic school that will teach people how to build using local materials from his country.

But this is also a story of an economy that was mainly local, where everybody had a very strong sense of belonging.

Our economies are no longer local.

When we moved away from being local, we started to lose our connection to the commons.

We carried economic objectives, goals and systems beyond the local, but we did not carry the notion of taking care of the commons.

So our oceans, forests, once very close to us as our local commons, moved very far away from us.

Now is the time we start managing the global commons as our parents or our grandparents managed their local commons.

I met global food companies, financial institutions and local government officials.

The artisanal movement is huge: everything about locally derived products and services, supporting your local neighborhoods, whether it's cheeses, wines and other products.

Also this rise of local currencies.

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