Sentence examples for indigenous from from inspiring English sources

Canadian Canoe Museum, Peterborough The canoe is an enduring, iconic symbol of Canada, a boat first created by indigenous from birch trees.

It's remarkable because this is one of the few cities in the world where the poor live physically above the rich, and where the vast majority are indigenous – from just one of the country's many ethnic groups.

This explicit focus on the centrality of culture in treatment is the primary factor that distinguishes Indigenous from non-Indigenous treatment services.

Lucas uses "brown*" to refer to the "mixed descendants of the indigenous from (what is known today as) the Americas," as well as Afro-Latinos.  .

This part-time military force, tasked with keeping watch over the Arctic, is made up of roughly 5,000 personnel, many of whom are Indigenous, from more than 200 remote communities spread across the region.

Higher levels of vulnerability are often associated with children with disabilities, who are orphaned, indigenous, from ethnic minorities and other marginalised groups.

"CROSSING TRACK: INDIGENOUS FILMS FROM AUSTRALIA," Asia Society, 725 Park Avenue, at 70th Street.

S. F. Blake (collected extensively in this project from indigenous populations from across the Southern region of Costa Rica).

He showed examples from several indigenous communities from the North America, South America, Africa and Asia.

Trudeau has also invited representatives from national indigenous organizations from Canada to act as advisors during the negotiations.

Previous reports of indigenous melioidosis from Indonesia were from Sumatra and Java (Table 1, Figure 1).