Sentence examples for all indigenous groups from inspiring English sources

"All indigenous groups were asked what they wanted to present to history about themselves," she said.

Other anthropologists have challenged the notion that all indigenous groups have somehow developed a blissful oneness with their world.

But not all indigenous groups suffered such a grim fate.

The term indigenous refers to all indigenous groups in Bolivia considered together.

The Tsimane were chosen because of their numbers; of all Amazonian indigenous groups still living relatively traditionally, the Tsimane are one of the most numerous.

In Colombia, Dr. Baptiste said that the Humboldt Institute recently introduced a national initiative to include all of the indigenous groups who own common lands in a broader debate about biodiversity management.

Thus, all interviewees from indigenous groups were recruited in the community in Sabah.

Indigenous groups all over the world deal with issues of alcoholism, suicide and domestic violence within their community – due to the oppression and discrimination we've faced for generations.

These limitations impact on generalisability and transferability of the findings, although this is a pragmatic constraint for all research in diverse Indigenous groups.

Imagine the costs.This is environmental as opposed to the indigenous groups?It all adds up.

The other indigenous groups are all Bantu-speaking peoples, originally from the area of Cameroon, who dispersed across the region some 2,000 years ago.