Sentence examples for indigenous core from inspiring English sources

Lacking an indigenous core repertory, American classical music is to this day impossible to frame.

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Through both Digital Smoke Signals and his own media work, Dewey seeks to bridge the digital divide throughout Indian Country and to indigenize media with core indigenous cultural values, work that he has pursued for more than twenty years.

The goal is to "take hold of core indigenous intellectual property rights so as to provide support for the development of an innovative country".

One aim is to build a core of indigenous leaders who can represent local views internationally and also serve as agents of change within the region.

But beneath these reflections lies a deeper core of indigenous musical styles that, at first hearing, seem most strange to the ear of listeners with preconceived notions as to what East Asian music sounds like.

And there is a stretch when editors Danny Cooper and Sean Lahiff seem to struggle to smoothly integrate Andy and Rosie's story with that of a remote Indigenous tribe, which is core to the film's overall meaning, and incorporates a small performance from the great David Gulpilil.

China has made building a strong indigenous chip industry a core pillar of its economic development strategy.

What happens when a school community puts Indigenous culture at its core, when young people from our most segregated urban schools start moving across the whole city, when strangers gather around dinner tables and difficult topics, and when churches and historically Black colleges drive oral history projects?

"You have a core of indigenous talent who take a real pride in the jersey and if you sprinkle a couple of world class players into the mix, then you have the potential for the team to become a potent force in Europe.

Efforts would be driven by a core of Indigenous and non-Indigenous scholars, activists, and community members committed to building transcultural and transnational solidarity among Indigenous peoples and others committed to reimagining a world free of myriad forms of exploitation.