Sentence examples for Of local origin from inspiring English sources

Differences occur especially in words of local origin (slang, humour, endearments, abuse) and in borrowings of different origin e.g., Norwegian etasje/Swedish våning/Danish sal 'story' (in a hotel), from French étage, Middle Low German woninge, and Old Scandinavian salr (but with its meaning from North German Saal).

Many objects found in the tombs were evidently not of local origin.

Patterns in concentrations and winds suggest that BC in Tijuana was usually of local origin.

Midi promised the Independent Broadcasting Authority that a third of its programming would be of local origin.

"The Creation as We Saw It," shot on the South Pacific island of Vanuatu, is a playful collage of local origin myths and folk tales.

Countries like France, where 40% of movies shown on TV must be of local origin and 60% of European origin, benefit most strongly from protectionist measures that could be outlawed under a blanket free trade deal.

Where once the model presented a prominent public sector presence (be it of state, regional o local origin); now, port models have become more complex.

Consequently, a growing number of hatchery programs are moving away from using domesticated hatchery stocks in favor of local-origin fish collected directly from the wild.

In this picture, the role of the local origin of raw materials in restaurant choice remains to be further investigated.

Accordingly, the technology of the transition, if not of independent local origin, is best explained by the gradual diffusion of new techniques rather than by the immigration of new peoples.

It was decided that northern Cypriot goods could pass freely across the partition line without the need to prove, as is now the case, that they are of purely local origin.