Sentence examples for indigenous influence from inspiring English sources

Findings suggest that Canada has an opportunity to implement new and strategic policy alternatives on herring that: better reflect emergent legal precedents; accommodates gains in Indigenous influence over decision-making; and supports the self-determination goals of coastal Indigenous nations.

We chose "Ancestral Arts" as a term that pays respect to indigenous influence rather than the term "primitive skills" which is less flattering".

Hilary Sierpinski, the workshop's spokeswoman, said the focus is "not only Native American but international indigenous influences, including African and Asian".

African popular music, body of music that emerged in Africa in the 1960s, mixing indigenous influences with those of Western popular music.

The food of Uruguay is as heterogeneous as its people: a cross mostly between Spanish and Italian, with some indigenous influences.

Its Spanish-American colonial experience, invigorated by Malay, Chinese and indigenous influences, has produced an Asian variant of the rum-and-Coca-Cola culture.

On the other hand, the colonial silver of Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Chile, and Bolivia, while European in concept, shows a blending of Iberian designs and forms, with indigenous influences that trace back to pre-Hispanic times.

It is characterized by Portuguese, African, and indigenous influences.

As an intermediate-level conceptual framework it provides a versatile capacity for organizing wide-ranging information on complex land use, linking actors and institutions in diverse land use initiatives, and as an advanced perspective on cultural-environmental adaptations involving major indigenous influences.

I also want to reference Mesoamerican and indigenous influences because that's just as important as my color theory.

Ray also had more indigenous influences, such as Bengali literature and the native Indian theatrical tradition, particularly the rasa theory of classical Sanskrit drama.