Sentence examples for generally indigenous from inspiring English sources

From my experiences and my own studies I think I can safely say that in many regards First Nations, and generally Indigenous peoples around the world, have values that come much closer to the teachings of Jesus than do most Euro-American settler-colonial societies.

"Generally, indigenous parents are still not very interested in education," said Simah.

"Generally, indigenous parents are still not very interested in education," said Ms. Asir.

The smaller variance of the GC3 percentage of the core genes appears to support our working hypothesis that the core structure is generally indigenous to each genome.

His Achaemenid successors generally supported indigenous cults in subject territories as an expression of their legitimacy as rulers, thereby currying favour with the cults' devotees.

Participants will generally be Indigenous Australian people residing in the ACT region.

And Germany's reunited capital is following in the footsteps of New York and London, where imported cuisines are generally preferable to indigenous ones.

However, shamanism is also used more generally to describe indigenous groups in which roles such as healer, religious leader, counselor, and councillor are combined.

More than two-thirds of the state's people are designated officially as Scheduled Tribes, a term that generally applies to indigenous peoples who fall outside of the prevailing Indian social structure.

More than two-fifths of the state's population belongs officially to Scheduled Castes (a term designating those classes that have traditionally occupied a low position in the Indian caste system) and Scheduled Tribes (a term generally applied to indigenous peoples who fall outside the traditional Indian social hierarchy).

Across other South Pacific islands, death rates were generally higher for indigenous populations than for others.