Sentence examples for indigenous second from inspiring English sources

Their royal highnesses were to place poppies beside the names of two Indigenous second world war veterans, Private Maitland Madge, who also served in the first world war, and Corporal Charles Harry Orme.

You'll have time to explore this coastal temperate rainforest by foot and kayak - look out for black bears, wolves, otters, eagles and the indigenous First Nation culture.

When I was at school in Sydney, standard texts all but dismissed the most enduring human entity on earth, the indigenous first Australians.

To see what is at stake, just consider the dark forces that could so easily become emboldened by a narrow insistence on putting the indigenous first.

The propensity to work increases with the child's age, and children in households where Spanish is the first language are significantly less likely to work than children in households with an indigenous first language.

Thousands of years ago, Winnipeg was the meeting place for indigenous first nations.

Half a million people have put poverty behind them since Bolivia's first indigenous president first took office in 2006.

"The risk with an Indigenous-only – or even an Indigenous-first – process is that it might produce something akin to a log of claims that is unlikely to receive general support".

Bolivia's first indigenous president was first elected in 2005, and then re-elected in 2009 and 2014.

It was spotted by fishermen from the indigenous Ahousaht First Nation a few miles to the north, who set the radio waves alight with a call for support.

The graph suggest that the distribution of log-earnings for more-acculturated Indigenous workers first-stochastically dominates the distribution of log-earnings for less-acculturated Indigenous workers.