Sentence examples for indigenous risk from inspiring English sources

Indigenous Risk Impact Screen.

These included the Growth and Empowerment Measure (GEM; Haswell et al., 2010), the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT; Calabria et al., 2014), the Indigenous Risk Impact Screen (IRIS; Schlesinger et al., 2007), the Risk Behaviour Diagnosis Scale (RBD; Gould et al., 2014), and the 10-item Kessler Psychological Distress Scale (K10; Bougie, Arim, Kohen & Findlay, 2016).

Issues of land rights, indigenous people, risk of corruption and verification have dogged the deforestation talks.

However, cancer, ischemic heart disease, obesity and diabetes have become the modern indigenous health risk and show increasing trends.

Malcolm Turnbull has warned Labor's consideration for an Indigenous treaty risks damaging the push for constitutional recognition and has urged Bill Shorten to remain focused on constitutional change.

Without being told who had delivered the comments, Mr Farage was read a section in which Powell claimed indigenous Britons risked becoming "strangers in their own country" with "neighbourhoods changed beyond recognition".

Heavy-handed external interference in complex indigenous relationships risks undermining the localism and bottom-up initiative and activism that might be central to their effectiveness.

As current diabetes prevention programs in Victoria target non-Indigenous high-risk individuals aged 50 years and over [ 26], we also generated a dichotomous age variable (> = 50 years, <50 years).

A new push to commercialise agriculture in Africa could, however, put the future of the continent's diverse, indigenous seeds at risk.

A national organization representing Native Canadians, the Assembly of First Nations, filed a complaint with the Canadian Human Rights Commission over what the group says is a lack of financing for child welfare programs that has put thousands of indigenous children at risk.

Incorporating indigenous concepts of risk is likely to give a renewed impetus and meaning to the way it is viewed in Africa.