Sentence examples for in three indigenous from inspiring English sources
For the past two years journalists and producers have worked with interpreters to put together daily bulletins in three Indigenous languages.
As many as one in three indigenous children were taken between 1910 and 1970, though the practice began as early as the 1860s.
Bona, which is published in English as well as in three indigenous languages, is looking for the same successful, free-spending black people in their late 20's and early 30's that Ebony South Africa was aimed at.
The introduction into North America is considered to have been from Japan [ 19, 22- 24]. A. crassus has also recently been reported from the island of Réunion near Madagascar, where it was found in three indigenous Anguilla species [ 25].
About one in ten Indigenous children was removed forcibly during the stolen generations.
Nearly one in four indigenous people lives in urban areas, and anecdotal evidence suggests growing numbers are living in slums.
Indigenous people have a life expectancy around 10 years less than non-Indigenous people, while one in four Indigenous men are imprisoned at some point in their lives.
One in six Indigenous people entering prison did so because they could not pay the penalties, with incarceration rates jumping almost six-fold between 2008 and 2013.
He was involved in a language revitalization project for the Wampanoag tribe of New England and for the last 15 years visited the Caribbean coast of Nicaragua to teach linguists in four indigenous languages.
The writing on the wall here, literally, is in two indigenous languages — Quechua and Aymara — unmistakable signs of the political movement that has shaken the institutions of this impoverished nation.
In order to examine the effect of institutional form on policy processes and socially relevant outcomes, I employ a mixed methods approach including ethnographic data and social network analysis to compare the implementation of two international wildlife regimes in two indigenous Iñupiaq towns in Alaska.
