Sentence examples for indigenous existence from inspiring English sources

As much as it was about cultural assimilation, it was about destroying the economic and political basis of Indigenous existence.

Continued indigenous existence depends wholly on the good health of the wild Tongass in its entirety and that means wild and roadless areas must continue to be protected from industrial exploitation. .

In these indigenous contexts, human existence is not sufficient for the enjoyment or conferral of rights; rather, rights are activated (or not) in accordance with an individual's alignment with the social structure.

"SERNANP ignores existence of indigenous peoples in isolation in order to prioritise "economic rights"," ran the title of an AIDESEP statement summarising ORPIO's April declaration.

Having as its central theme 'the unlettered and forgotten peoples,' the anthropological endeavor was inclined to disregard the existence of indigenous histories, which included, in particular, the trauma of the colonial encounter.

Second, the existence of indigenous experiences of adaptation methods practised by pastoral, semi-pastoral, agro-pastoral and mixed-farming communities in the district motivated this research, specifically to formulate a detailed analysis on relationships between various adaptation strategies and household income.

Before the former casino building was completed, in 1908, Agustín Ross Edwards and Evaristo Merino reported to historiographer José Toribio Medina the existence of indigenous remains in the cave now called the Gruta de la Virgen.

Rosita Worl, president of nonprofit group Sealaska Heritage Institute, which works to promote Alaskan native culture, welcomed the name change as a much-needed recognition by the larger American society about the existence of indigenous people.

It was initially known as Halobacterium volcanii (in reference to Benjamin Elazari Volcani who first demonstrated the existence of indigenous microbial communities in high salt environments [46]).

In addition, the existence of indigenous Orang Asli (aboriginal peoples) populations in the peninsula such as the Negritos (Jahai and Kensui) and Proto-Malays (Temuan) have also raised questions as to whether they are associated with the first wave of human migration from Africa, or belong to the more recent events of Asian human evolution [8], [9].

Better sampling of naturally occurring VACV will be essential for determining the existence of indigenous VACV in Brazil.