Sentence examples for indigenous gift from inspiring English sources

IN Real maple syrup, an indigenous gift from nature and the north country.

As Archbishop Desmond Tutu states in the foreword, "The Indigenous Peoples have a gift to give that the world needs desperately, this reminder that we are made for harmony, for interdependence.

UNICEF praises generous gift for indigenous Amazonian children threatened by disease, poverty, exclusion GENEVA/LIMA, 3 June 2005 – UNICEF today announced two groundbreaking donations totaling almost $11.7 million  from the Finnish government that aims to boost living standards of some of the world's poorest and most excluded children – those of the Amazonian basin of Peru, Ecuador and Boliviaa.

Of particular interest are the gifts of indigenous clothing and artwork on display from Correa's pal Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez.

After clearing it away, indigenous leaders thanked him with gifts.

Their gifts, a language indigenous only to them, are not easily translated.

He set foot on land and exchanged gifts with the indigenous people.

Participatory governance was not Britain's gift (recall Gandhi's indigenous village republics), even if parliamentary democracy as an institutional form was adopted in some ex-colonies.

We need our spiritual indigenous perspective and we need the gifts of science.

It is a tremendous gift, protected with love by indigenous nations over generations, to be seized for the possibilities it now offers for governing the land in a radically more just and sustainable way for everyone.

He and others involved in the discussions accuse the government utility Eletronorte of trying to divide the indigenous groups by buying off leaders with gifts or threatening to deny their communities health or other services.