Sentence examples for defending the native from inspiring English sources

In Europe, where the Jesuits were under attack, they were accused of supporting the rebellion and perceived as defending the native peoples.

In a 1998 tract, "Archeofuturism," he argued, "To be a nationalist today is to assign this concept its original etymological meaning, 'to defend the native members of a people.' " The book, which appeared in English in 2010, argues that "European people" are "under threat" and must become "politically organized for their self-defense".

Originally, the Raia Mutomboki – quaintly described by the New York Times as the "angry villagers" – had formed to defend the native Congolese population from the Rwandan FDLR militia.

He defends the natives against either local villains or the West's encroachment, which the natives were powerless to stop before.

The play centres on the sons of Oedipus who slay one another in mortal combat, one defending, the other attacking, their native city of Thebes.

This was a historically symbolic gesture forgiving centuries of oppression against Natives and honoring their partnership in defending the land from the Dakota Access Pipeline.

(See: "Defending The Bear Stearns Rescue").

Defending The Data Center.

The aggressive and abundant starlings occupy cavities before other species have returned from wintering grounds and successfully defend the holes against native species.

During his homily, Francis said Serra "sought to defend the dignity of the native community".

Despite protests, Pope Francis canonized Serra on Wednesday in a ceremony in Washington, D.C., saying the friar "sought to defend the dignity of the native community," and suggesting his legacy has been misinterpreted. .