Sentence examples for peoples in isolation from inspiring English sources

'No records exist regarding the presence of indigenous peoples in isolation in Blocks 31 and 43,' it claims.

The conduct of the Tsapanawas and Mashco-Piro groups featured in the documentary is very different to that of the majority of indigenous peoples in isolation in Peru.

Arguably, some of those most at risk are the indigenous peoples in "isolation", who lack immunological defences to common infectious diseases and could be decimated by contact.

"SERNANP ignores existence of indigenous peoples in isolation in order to prioritise "economic rights"," ran the title of an AIDESEP statement summarising ORPIO's April declaration.

Only in the reserves for indigenous peoples in isolation - which are very large, it is true - can entry be really called "prohibited", and that prohibition is regularly violated.

This zonification is being proposed by SERNANP despite Peru's 2001 regulations clearly stating that a newly-created "protected natural area" must respect the "property rights and other acquired rights" of indigenous peoples in "isolation".

Many of these quarantined people are unlikely to develop SARS, said the experts, who called for more consistent criteria for putting people in isolation.

The indigenous people in "isolation" in this region are known as the "Toromonas" - as acknowledged by BGP in its report and an Environmental Impact Assessment EIAA) of its planned operations.

The "Toromonas" are one of more than 100 groups of indigenous people in "isolation" in the Amazon - with the vast majority in Brazil and Peru.

She's also good at communicating the camaraderie and friendships that develop in close quarters and the wacky distractions that people in isolation devise for themselves.

The official acknowledgment that the disease is not confined solely to people in isolation wards at hospitals came as local doctors have grown increasingly critical of the government.