Sentence examples for indigenous party from inspiring English sources

"We started as an indigenous party," Mr. Davis said.

In 2005 when he was seeking allies for his presidential bid and spoke thus to the congress of Pachakutik, an indigenous party, one of its leaders, Auki Tituaña, responded in English.After almost three years in office, Mr Correa's relations with Ecuador's indigenous leaders are worse still.

Polly, 21, volunteer for the Hong Kong indigenous party.

According to Armstrong Wiggins, director of the Indian Law Resource Center, a drunken group of low level members of the ruling Sandinista party suddenly decided to attack the local headquarters of an opposition indigenous party called Yatama – Sons of Mother Earth in the Miskito language that is spoken by many of the indigenous people in the area.

Like any mature movement, the ambitions and legitimate differences among contending indigenous parties will bubble up and play out in our larger national democracy.

The remaining cases involved no indigenous parties.

Cutler v. Dibble (1858), the first two aboriginal title cases involving indigenous plaintiffs to reach the Supreme Court since Cherokee Nation v. Georgia (1830), and the first two cases won by indigenous parties in the Supreme Court.

The concept of TEK should be invoked to invite non-indigenous parties to learn more about how particular indigenous communities approach fundamental questions of the nature of knowledge and how it fits into their visions of environmental governance.

The significance of this point is that when the concept of TEK is used, it really points to the possibility that there are cross-cultural and cross-situational divides that make it so that non-indigenous parties cannot expect their own assumptions to apply to indigenous contexts.

Its leaders frequently squabble among themselves, and the indigenous Pachakutik party holds just a handful of seats in Congress.

"The gas stays here," explained Choque Huanca, a newly elected member of Congress, who represents a left-leaning indigenous political party.