Sentence examples similar to indigenous lines from inspiring English sources

Because closing the gap also means closing the pay gap, which exists along Indigenous and non-Indigenous lines as well as gender.

This, he has promised, will "refound" his country along lines that are fairer to people of indigenous descent, who make up around half of the population.

That's the meaning of the Innu word Tshiuetin, the name of the railway that will take me 220 miles south on the first indigenous-owned line in Canada.

They are trying to turn the constitutional vote into a referendum on Mr Morales and his attempt to "refound" Bolivia along "indigenous" and socialist lines.

"India has so far demonstrated the capacity to hold together two lifelines, one an original, primal, or indigenous, almost immutable line, and the other of 'change,'" she tells Mr. Jahanbegloo.

Arson attacks on timber plantations are among the alleged tactics of hard-line indigenous groups that the anti-terrorism law has been used to combat.

Opponents argue the power isn't needed, that upstream First Nations haven't been properly consulted, and that the $8.8 billion megaproject will flood farmland, destroy Indigenous hunting and fishing lines, and ruin archeological and cultural sites.

The world's 400m marginalised indigenous peoples get one line.

Mundine said Turnbull's approach to Indigenous affairs is in line with his emphasis on innovation.

The Yanomami stand in the middle of a long line of indigenous peoples living in harmony with the rain forest.

All the while mainstream Australian media shows little interest in tracing the line between Indigenous inequity and European invasion and colonial history.