Sentence examples for indigenous governments from inspiring English sources

The independent growth of indigenous governments and improved economic systems was severely disturbed by the development of the slave trade in the late 18th century and by the arrival of foreign intruders in the late 19th century.

Corruption, inefficiency and incompetence have festered in indigenous governments as much as in non-indigenous ones.

Today, even governments such as the (indigenous) governments of Bolivia and Ecuador are developing the concept of another dream.

To achieve this, LWR works primarily with local NGOs, farming communities, Afro-Colombian councilsy councils and indigenous governments to implement projects that strengthen the social fabric of communities weakened by violence, stimulate agricultural production (particularly in coffee and cocoa) for increased food security and higher incomes, and improve water systems.

In reality, indigenous governments are the most over-reporting level of government, because any community that receives funding under the Indian Act is required to produce about 100 reports every year, something that Minister Valcourt might know about his own department, if only he had read Anaya's report before responding to it in a press release.

The Soviets decimated the tribes and the indigenous government.

We have an indigenous government, but we are not considered indigenous, and we are not part of the white minority, of course.

Gen. David Petraeus has rewritten American counterinsurgency doctrine to make protecting the civilian population and legitimizing the indigenous government central tasks for American soldiers.