Sentence examples for indigenous administration from inspiring English sources

A Morales government would become the first indigenous administration in Bolivia's 180-year history and would further consolidate a new leftist trend in South America, where nearly 300 million of the continent's 365 million people live in countries with left-leaning governments.

The attorney general, George Brandis, said the government was considering the recommendations as part of broader ongoing policy dialogue about the native title system, including discussions through the Council of Australian Governments investigation into Indigenous land administration and use.

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Though President Morales has been a strong advocate for protecting the cultural traditions of Bolivia's indigenous groups, his administration believes that all labour by people younger than 14 should be explicitly banned.

Though President Morales has been a strong advocate for protecting the cultural traditions of Bolivia's indigenous groups, his administration believes that all labor by people younger than 14 should be explicitly banned.

The Block was bought back from the Australian government by Indigenous Australians during the Whitlam administration in 1973 whereupon it fell under what was then known as the Aboriginal Housing Co-operative.

The study was designed to evaluate the analgesic, sedative and haemodynamic effects of romifidine (50 μg/kg) (Group I) or a combination of romifidine (50 μg/kg) and lidocaine (2 mg/kg) (Group II) after subarachnoid administration to indigenous goats.

The Spanish permitted a great deal of autonomy in the local administration of indigenous towns during this period, and in many Nahuatl speaking towns Nahuatl was the de facto administrative language both in writing and speech.

Quantitation of bacteria in urine showed that the bacteria detected after drug administration were indigenous.

This article gives a brief overview of the key issues surrounding land tenure, land administration and indigenous peoples in Latin America.

With the occupation of Wales by Julius Frontinus (governor from 74 to 78) and the advance into northern Scotland by Gnaeus Julius Agricola (78 84), troops were removed from southern Britain, and self-governing civitates, administrative areas based for the most part on the indigenous tribes, took over local administration.