Sentence examples for indigenous public from inspiring English sources

The value of both Cape York Academy and "direct instruction" are still hotly contested within Indigenous public spheres.

"Twenty-five yeago ago police were the odium of the Indigenous public but today it's the legislators".

You worry that at least one indigenous British public relations worker may have lost their job as a result.

Moreover, in Lithuania the prohibitions against use of the indigenous language in public life and its press in the Latin alphabet had been abrogated in 1904.

The research shows that limited job opportunities, poor access to education and little involvement of indigenous people in public policy led to more illegal mining.

Wikileaks says that corporations would be able to use the law in its current form to hold sway over governments, deciding whether laws promoting culture, protecting the environment or ensuring equal access to services were 'unnecessarily burdensome', or whether knowledge of indigenous culture or public services was essential to achieve 'parity'parity

Led by Indigenous activist and public servant Mick Gooda, a Royal Commission into alleged abuse at Don Dale is currently underway.

Although we focus on anthrax remediation, our framework may also be useful for indigenous agents of public health concern (e.g., tuberculosis, Streptococcus).

Indigenous adults accessing public dental services in Australia have higher levels of periodontal disease and fewer filled teeth, but greater numbers of missing teeth than non-Indigenous patients [ 4].

There is an urgent need for Indigenous, community-driven public health programs that are well evaluated to both improve Indigenous health and the strength of the current evidence base to inform future community interventions.

The beneficiaries/issues of the research were classified to include any of four alternative dimensions: a) the demographic group: elderly or children/adolescents, b) level of care: community, primary or hospital, c) the geographical focus: urban or rural, and d): gender, equity/poverty, indigenous populations, and public-private mix.