Sentence examples for indigenous head of from inspiring English sources

Each indigenous head of household was assigned a parcel, as were orphans and a few other categories of individuals.

In this regard we will initiate the process of our detachment from the monarchy to become a republic with our own indigenous head of state," she said in her inaugural address.

After the war, President Grant appointed Parker as Commissioner of Indian Affairs, the first indigenous head of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Sponsoring a conference with the radical approach of the CMPCC puts Morales, the first indigenous head of state in Bolivia, a majority-indigenous country, in direct conflict with another head of state whose election marked a historic political and racial shift, Barack Obama, who also played an active role in the Copenhagen "consensus.

Image: AAP/Lukas Coch for the Guardian Updated at 1.47am GMT 1.34am GMT Warren Mundine on school attendance targets for Indigenous children The head of the prime minister's indigenous advisory council, Warren Mundine, said Abbott's closing the gap address to parliament was "one of the great speeches we've heard over the years" and Shorten's response was "good".

Household-level variables included an income-related variable (household expenditure); social position characteristics (indigenous heritage and head of household's education); and household-specific structural factors (size of the household and sex of the head of the household).

"We do not want dialogue, we want them to respect us as indigenous peoples," said Pedro Vare, the head of the regional indigenous organisation CPIB.

Songlines director and Sydney Opera House head of Indigenous programming Rhoda Roberts says this is a critical period for Indigenous Australians.

Head of Indigenous programming at Sydney Opera House, Rhoda Roberts of the Bundjalung people, said the artists will illustrate connections between Indigenous astronomy and the natural world.

It's not all bad news: Indigenous Australians make up 3% of the population and are represented at 5% on screen, a success which the head of the Indigenous department at Screen Australia, Penny Smallacombe, said came down to having more Indigenous decision-makers behind the scenes, and government and funding initiatives supporting them.

"In talks conducted with the group through interpreters, they said they had suffered acts of violence carried out by non-indigenous peoples at the head of the Envira River in Peru," it said.