domestic system

noun

1. a manufacturing system whereby workers make products in their own homes with materials supplied by entrepreneurs.

Example Sentences

But England are the second-best team in the world behind Australia, with a vastly improved domestic system and The Hundred boosting their player stocks and chances to play in high-pressure situations.

From BBC

A late entrant to the international game, the 31-year-old made his international debut in 2019 after more than 200 games in New Zealand's domestic system, where contracts run for just seven months.

From BBC

It could also encourage captains to give more opportunities for spin bowlers, who currently bowl just 22% of overs in England - the lowest of any domestic system.

From BBC

If Congress approves VanHerck’s $50-million request, part of the funds will go to the sensor component, a type of radar, for the proposed new domestic system.

From Scientific American

Still, for everything that forms English cricket - white-ball success, women's cricket, the domestic system and corporate decisions - the health of the game in this country is usually seen through the prism of the men's Test team.

From BBC