Sentence examples for aboriginal group from inspiring English sources

The Wichi people are an aboriginal group who still rely on a hunter-gatherer lifestyle.

(Thao is a nearly extinct language spoken by an aboriginal group in Taiwan).

Daymirringu (1927-1999) came from the Yolngu people of Arnhem Land in northern Australia, the largest Aboriginal group in that territory.

The resolution clearing their way was part of a larger deal which gave the Chukchi of Russia, an aboriginal group, the right to kill 124 whales each year.

One Aboriginal group, in particular — speakers of Guugu Yimithirr, a traditional language of Far North Queensland — uses an absolute rather than an egocentric perspective to describe space (in other words, not "Move to your left" but "Move southeast").

This is the conundrum that the example of native whaling places before us: When does an aboriginal group, or any group for that matter, lose its right to live as it once did?

Not all Aboriginal groups resisted white encroachment on their lands, while many Aborigines served in mounted police units and were involved in attacks on other tribes.

She photographed aboriginal groups.

Some aboriginal groups now have considerable incomes from mining royalties.

We work closely with aboriginal groups opposing the loss of wilderness in Canada.

Before proceeding to court, Aboriginal groups had to make their case before a Native Title Tribunal.