Sentence examples for indigenous principles from inspiring English sources
(American Indians have long been astute in realms of justice; the U.S. government has borrowed numerous indigenous principles for its criminal justice systems for more than a century).
Glenn is the author of Shift: Indigenous Principles for Corporate Change and writes a bi-weekly blog, Heart & Mind about bridging the gap between the heart and the mind in work and life.
"We are in the process of recovering [our indigenous] principles, values and codes.
The present study is broader in its focus as it examines implications of supplanting indigenous planning principles and practices with Western varieties.
We propose a quit and win competition which is aligned more with Indigenous people' cultural principles and beliefs.
Recently there has been increased focus on Indigenous season-based principles, especially with regard to the enormous potential of global climate change to disrupt traditional capabilities to live off the land (Turner and Clifton 2009; Green and Raygorodetsky 2010).
"We want to take part concretely in the development of our lands," said Maximiliano Correa Menezes, General Coordinator for COIAB, the Amazon's principle indigenous association.
It was a great introduction to Colombia, but also very different from the rural Colombia I would discover when I made my first trip to la Sierra Nevada and one of the principle indigenous villages.
Although the review did not include Indigenous communities, the principle of community participation is highly relevant to Indigenous Australians and has great potential to improve Indigenous health.
Design: A qualitative study using in-depth, semi-structured open-ended interviews consistent with the researchers' interpretivist perspectives and ethical principles of Indigenous health research.
This article describes underlying design principles and indigenous development of this amplifier, consisting of 400 W amplifier modules, 5 kW 16-port radial combiner/divider and directional couplers.
