Sentence examples for in some indigenous from inspiring English sources

But many in Indigenous communities and the violence-prevention sector say this is no revelation, and it is well past the time for real change in government policy, police responses and a culture of acceptance in some Indigenous communities.

However, EIS are still very scarce in some outlying islands, remote areas and in some indigenous tribes.

Mary Oliver asking me about my plans for this one wild and precious life, Oriah Mountain Dreamer wanting to know what I ache for and if I dare to dream of meeting my heart's longing, and Angeles Arrien reminding me of the questions asked in some indigenous cultures: When did you stop singing?

There may not be quite as many words for "I" in Japan as there are for snow in some indigenous languages, but there are certainly enough to suggest that it's hard to think of absolutes in the midst of so many fine gradations.

It is hoped that understanding of trypanotolerance, as seen in some indigenous breeds of cattle, will advance disease control.

Similar tolerance has been selected for in some indigenous breeds of cattle [ 2] although infection reduces productivity [ 3].

It is a central tenet in our National Plan for Good Living which underpins all of our policy initiatives, and it is centred on the constitution which Ecuadorians of all races and creeds voted overwhelmingly to adopt in 2008.That some indigenous leaders take issue with one government policy or another is hardly news.

On the other hand, the new animists have been much inspired by the serious way in which some indigenous peoples placate and interact with animals, plants and inanimate things through ritual, ceremony and other practices.

In Canada, some indigenous groups that have been removed from their land have suicide rates 11 times the national average, compared to no suicides among those that remained on their land.

Hence, in WA some Indigenous patients will be misclassified as non-Indigenous.

The increase in their intensity, in general, indicated that some indigenous microbes, in addition to probiotic strain BJ1, were either able to utilize chlorothalonil and/or its metabolic by-products as source of energy and nutrients to multiply (Hussain et al. 2009a, Hussain et al. 2009b; Saleem and Moe 2014; Yu et al. 2006).