Sentence examples for indigenous in from inspiring English sources

The NT prison population is 85% Indigenous in adult corrections and 96% in youth facilities.

The remote community is famed among the indigenous in the Americas for successfully resisting oil drilling.

"The piece on Adam Goodes, in particular, communicated the experience of growing up Indigenous in Australia in a way that felt game-changing".

Saying mad cow disease is now "indigenous in North America," an international panel advising the Agriculture Department recommended a ban yesterday on feeding all animal protein to cattle.

On the other hand, Māori – who, like the kānaka maoli, are Polynesian – are categorically considered indigenous in New Zealand – race is sometimes a proxy, but it is secondary.

Baptist churches in the English colonies of North America were largely indigenous in origin, being the product of the leftward movement that was occurring among the colonial Puritans at the same time as it was in England.

Broadening our understanding of the Indigenous in-hospital disparities and mortality, to include patient-clinician engagement may provide opportunities to close the gap in health attainment.

3. Mothers self-reported as non-Indigenous in the MDC are recorded as non-Indigenous when the value in the RBDM birth is not stated, and vice versa.

Unsurprisingly, given the overwhelming proportion of individuals identified as non-Indigenous in both databases, the consistency and specificity of Indigenous identification were very high (≥99%).

Information was disaggregated for place of residence (rural, urban) and ethnicity (indigenous, non-indigenous), in order to be able to document differences.

As the rate of inconsistency in this direction between survey and these administrative sources was very low for children identified as non-Indigenous in the survey, a constant probability was estimated for all children identified as non-Indigenous in the survey.