Sentence examples for mostly indigenous to from inspiring English sources

Their products are made using ingredients mostly indigenous to West Africa; like unrefined Shea and cocoa butter, virgin coconut oil, extra virgin olive oil and aloe vera gel.

"But often we have children, mostly Indigenous, going to jail for stealing an ice-cream or for accepting a Freddo-Frog".

Leaked briefing notes from the federal government's new remote jobs scheme – the first response to the Forrest review – revealed that 30,000 people, mostly Indigenous, would be required to work five days a week all year round to get the dole.

But the government set up a bidding process for the frequencies, and the mostly indigenous groups that wanted to do community radio couldn't afford the frequencies.

Cold weather and long winters hamper farming, limiting communities to small, mostly indigenous, hunting and gathering groups that rarely top a few hundred families.

Bolivia has given the go ahead to a controversial highway which would cut through an Amazon biodiversity hotspot almost the size of Jamaica and home to 14,000 mostly indigenous people.

Bill has steered WhyHunger to support a self-sufficient school for child victims of the Lord's Resistance Army in Uganda to empowering small, mostly indigenous, farmers facing disenfranchisement in Central America.

In Postville, Iowa, in May, 2008, the Streamline model led the charge of the largest immigration raid in U.S. history, in which the Bush administration rented cattle fairgrounds at the edge of town, bused in judges, lawyers and interpreters and created a makeshift courtroom and detention center to prosecute the mostly indigenous Maya (Guatemalan) migrants en masse.

However, to include young people who might not be attending school, we recruited through the local social networks of the peer researchers and through a not-for-profit local youth centre in Darwin that caters to at-risk, mostly Indigenous youth.

Mr. Vaquez said that sending more men with guns to Quiché and other mostly indigenous areas that suffered greatly during the war would create only more danger, not peace.

The main tasks of the institute are: collection of (mostly indigenous) plant species, their evaluation, propagation for supplying to users, development of databases on the ex situ collections available in the country, medium- and long-term storage of the base collection, and coordination of PGR activities at the national level.