The phrase "administration of indigenous" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing governance, management, or policies related to indigenous peoples or communities.
Example: "The administration of indigenous affairs requires a deep understanding of cultural sensitivities and historical contexts."
Alternatives: "management of indigenous" or "governance of indigenous".
The study was designed to evaluate the analgesic, sedative and haemodynamic effects of romifidine (50 μg/kg) (Group I) or a combination of romifidine (50 μg/kg) and lidocaine (2 mg/kg) (Group II) after subarachnoid administration to indigenous goats.
But it also confirms the government will save $534.4m over five years by rationalising the administration of over 150 indigenous policies and programs.
After the scholar and philosopher Wang Yangming (1472 1529) suppressed another rebellion in the region, he advocated single, unitary administration of Chinese and indigenous ethnic groups in order to bring about sinification of the local peoples.
The military said the accord would allow the rebels, who overthrew Fiji's elected government in the name of indigenous Fijians, to have influence in choosing a new administration in exchange for releasing their 27 hostages.
Moreover, the conventional translations are by no means reliable, and most of the names themselves are of somewhat recent origin, probably crystallized and rigidified by the exigencies of colonial administration more than by the realities of indigenous culture.
His first government ushered in hyperinflation while his second administration was overshadowed by the Bagua massacre of indigenous protesters and police.
Ricardo Calla, an anthropologist and the minister of indigenous affairs in a previous administration, said that just as Mr. Quispe stood to the left of the president, other indigenous politicians had emerged across the ideological spectrum, suggesting a more varied political class than presented by state media here.
This led to greater independence of indigenous communities and to their administration paralleling that of Castilian communities (García Martínez 1977).
Introduction of Pulse Polio Immunization, in addition to routine administration of oral polio vaccine, effectively interrupted indigenous wild poliovirus transmission and led to a remarkable decline in the number of poliomyelitis cases from ≈35,000 cases annually during 1994 1995 to 66 in 2005 in India.
Soon after her broadcast, the Obama administration stepped in and paused the project until there could be "further consultation" of indigenous peoples.
