Sentence examples for indigenous nation from inspiring English sources

Métis, indigenous nation of Canada that has combined Native American and European cultural practices since at least the 17th century.

An adviser to Frederick the Great, citing Tacitus, called the German people "still the same aboriginal and indigenous nation which has preserved its independence, its name and its language from its origin to this day".

The first people in this area of valleys and peaks were Innu, a nomadic indigenous nation, known to the europeans as the Montagnais.

Each indigenous nation has a distinct history, language and culture.

However one indigenous nation has taken matters into their own hands, declaring independence from Australia on March 30 , 2013

Crossing the bridge into Unist'ot'en camp would mean extending Canada's authority into an unsurrendered indigenous nation with its own laws and system of governance.

This misjudgment, so avidly pursued by Colby, has led the United States repeatedly to be caught unaware, to react defensively and to oppose legitimate efforts at indigenous nation-building around the world.

Wiradjuri country is one of Australia's largest Indigenous nations.

In 1850 the indigenous nations of eastern Canada had successfully concluded negotiations for the Robinson-Superior and Robinson-Huron treaties.

Other indigenous nations quickly followed suit, and by 2000 more than 150 tribes in 24 states had opened casino or bingo operations on their reservations.

Although indigenous nations have lost most federal court battles, Indian gaming is one area in which the judiciary has generally found in favour of tribes.