Sentence examples for locally perceived from inspiring English sources
Nixon's bathetic "last press conference" tantrum after his ignominious defeat in the 1962 race for governor of California was locally perceived as an attack on, of all papers, the Los Angeles Times.
But while many a prejudice is set off by particular circumstance – the rise in an immigrant population or a locally perceived threat – antisemitism is, as often as not, unprompted, exists outside time and place and doesn't even require the presence of Jews to explain it.
However, the locally perceived visibility of noise is not considered.
We argue that lack of locally perceived legitimacy is one of the most important underlying reasons for the troublesome implementation of the recent forest sector reforms in Peru.
Indeed, addressing locally perceived needs has been suggested as a prioritised research area to strengthen mental health and psychosocial support in humanitarian settings.
During their flight, the coupeurs de route targeted the Mbororo, locally perceived as wealthy pastoralists, stealing their livestock or kidnapping their family members and forcing them to pay large ransoms.
But among the homicide cases involving recent war veterans examined by The New York Times, Mr. Smith's stands out because his identity as a psychologically injured veteran shaped the way that his crime was perceived locally and handled by local authorities.
Based on this successful trade, Charleston entered a golden age; it soon was perceived locally as city of refinement and cultural attainment.
Besides adding to food security, it may be a tenure strategy, curbing land-grabbing (Zoomers 2010; Igoe 2007), including what is perceived locally as hostile encroachment of conservation on customary rangelands (Sachedina 2008).
Participants perceived locally available fruits, vegetables, and meats as poor quality.
Progressing HIA practice in Iran is perceived locally as subject to similar contextual conditions to those identified in the international literature.
