Sentence examples for indigenous role from inspiring English sources

Finding local partners and supporting indigenous role models can minimise this effect.

While the removal of some quintessential Australian culinary delights from his San Antonio fridge may explain the much-improved physical performance from Mills, his desire to become an Indigenous role model set the platform for better decision-making on and off the court.

The flow-on effects of the mentoring program impacted beyond the central mentoring relationships to the school and community: enhanced links between school and community; increased involved of families in school; awareness of, and access to local Indigenous role-models; development of inter-school relationships; and positive contact between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australian families.

The Gulf States are littered with sporting projects that serve no indigenous cultural role.

Many small-scale case studies of indigenous land use emphasize the role contextual and historical factors play in variations of knowledge (Clark et al. 2008).

Indigenous peoples' key role in conservation – which is often one of the reasons used for their eviction – needs to be recognised.

He said he sincerely hoped that governments will follow up on their commitments to create action plans and stressed the important role indigenous groups had to remind their leaders of their promises.

Taking into account that this study showed a higher HPV coinfection rate in the indigenous ethnicity, the role of underlying factors should be assessed in detail in future studies.

For young Indigenous children, the role of respiratory viruses in OM remains unclear.

Mazrui captured a transdisciplinary experience of the landscape in his article, and he also highlighted the irreducible role of indigenous intellectuals and endemic theorizations of landscape.

The theoretical conceptualisation of engaging and relating Murri way as the central process by which program implementation occurred, and recognition of the lead role of Indigenous health workers led Apunipima to formally recognise and train Indigenous health workers as Baby One Program leaders.