domestic content
noun[U]
ukus→local content
Examplesofdomestic content
domestic content
There are 27,000 hours ofdomesticcontentproduced a year at a cost of 2.6 billion.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.For solar thermal, guidelines mandated 30% project to havedomesticcontent.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Domesticcontentrequirements (specifying the share of local products and value added in a product) and requirements on the location of research and development facilities and manufacturing investments appeared likely.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Will he also confirm that the document does not extend to satellite the restrictions ondomesticcontentwhich apply to commercial television?
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Clause 3 would outline the way in which thedomesticcontentcould be met—in other words, through labour, parts or assembly.
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Local authorities will continue to be able to recover a reasonable charge for dealing with such waste, making due allowance for itsdomesticcontent.
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There is an international content in the problem, so far as strategy is concerned; there is adomesticcontentin the problem, so far as internal politics are concerned.
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- artistic process
- artistic production
- artistic property
- artistic-property
- artistic purpose
- artistic pursuit
- artistic skill
- artistic style
- artistic temperament
- artistic tradition
- artistic treasure
- artistic value
- artistry
- artless
- artlessly
- artlessness
- art lover
- art nouveau
- art-nouveau
- art of persuasion
- art room
- art-room
- arts and crafts
- arts-and-crafts
- art school