Sentence examples similar to indigenous groups described from inspiring English sources

It has been more than two years since Wale Tinubu, Group Chief Executive Officer of Oando PLC, a sub Saharan African indigenous integrated energy group, described as the "plucky young eaglet," covered Forbes Africa magazine.

Reports of research and intervention programmes among indigenous groups in Alaska describe that risks of injury, mental stress and non-communicable diseases are increasing.

In fact, when researchers describe indigenous groups, they include both their historical experience and culture.

Survivors of other indigenous groups in the region have described how farmers shot at their backs when they fled raids on their villages, Watson said.

It is fully appreciated that although there are many similarities in metabolic and CVD risks described here to those previously reported for other Indigenous groups within Australia and Canada, the results of this study may not reflect those of the general Indigenous populations of Australia and Canada.

This is why there is frequently a dual emphasis on a group's describing itself as indigenous, and its acceptance as such by other indigenous groups.

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission report of 2015 described Canadian colonization as a conquest with two major thrusts: the starvation of indigenous groups, and the attempt to erase indigenous languages and religious practices.

Even though two Texaco internal audits described the company's contamination in graphic detail, Watson recommended the purchase probably thinking that a bunch of indigenous groups and a small legal team could not keep up the fight.

Discrimination against indigenous groups is commonplace.

Indigenous groups are often most exposed.

But indigenous groups opposed the amendments.