Sentence examples for go indigenous from inspiring English sources

"When we go indigenous [in this country], we tend to work in more token landscapes and I wanted to challenge that," he says.

Go indigenous: when you buy a carpet (60% of UK wool goes here), a duvet (wool is an excellent temperature regulator – see devonduvets.com), eco insulation (secondnatureuk.com) or innovative packaging solutions (woolcool.com), remember that home-grown wool isn't just for jumpers.

It says a third of the construction jobs are supposed to go to indigenous workers.

There are a lot if white journalists that go into indigenous communities in North America with a preconceived notion of what these people are like and what they need.

There has also been a big increase in so-called "exotic hunting", where guests not only go after indigenous species such as wolves and bears, but also blast away at imported zebras and giraffes.

Mr. Davidson said he was excited by the energy going into indigenous education across Canada: "Initially, it was seen as a marginal issue, but now dozens of university presidents are actively developing strategies.

The American studios are keen to make money in India, but in a nation where $19 of every $20 spent at the box office goes to indigenous films, the studios are deciding to join Bollywood, not conquer it with their American-made fare.

When the federal government ordered a temporary halt to construction on the pipeline, a little over a week ago, Iron Eyes said the issue went beyond indigenous interests over threats to water supplies and implicated "systems that assume the Earth's resources are limitless".

It doesn't matter because the underlying power of the courts still goes against Indigenous rights to land and title.

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Psychologist Pat Dudgeon, the chair of the roundtable, warned the suicide rate would not go down unless Indigenous Australians were given some "agency over their lives".