Sentence examples for indigenous question from inspiring English sources

All parents/carers will be asked whether the child is Indigenous using the Standard Indigenous Question 17 at time of presentation at the burn unit as part of routine admission questions.

Some indigenous activists question the IEM.

To this end we identified individuals who changed the response to the Indigenous self-identification question.

They find that rights in the two indigenous contexts in question are always socially embedded – they are activated through social relations, not through the fact of existence itself.

It is noteworthy that not until 1991 did the national decennial census include the response option "indigenous" for the question about race or skin color.

The positive slant to this notion is that the indigenous communities in question recognize that everyone has certain inalienable rights, depending on his/her location, and recognize their own role in ensuring that these rights are enjoyed.

Grant, whose recent speech on racism in Australia has been widely viewed, spoke at length about the plight of Australia's Indigenous communities following questions about whether Australia Day should be moved to another day.

22): As an ecologist who works with indigenous peoples on questions of ecosystem management, I was somewhat taken aback by the statement that the study on crop yields produced a "stunning new result".

During the MPA meeting in Bluefields on February 12 , 2009 a Tasbapauni leader read out loud from the 2007 UN Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and questioned: "Why do we need to demarcate when international law says that we already own it?" The MPA for the Pearl Cays is not the first time the issue of protected areas has come up in this region.

The Young and AIHW studies reported only the concordance between hospitalised patients' responses to a specific interview question on Indigenous identification and their Indigenous status in the hospital record.

The unresolved question of Indigenous sovereignty burns at the core of Australian nationhood.