Sentence examples for indigenous specialists from inspiring English sources

Other crafts practiced by skilled indigenous specialists in the Central Andes were converted into minor decorative arts in the service of the Roman Catholic Church and the Spanish oligarchy.

At the same time, they expressed considerable frustration about not being able to access Indigenous-specific services and Indigenous specialists when they needed to.

This is important in The Gambia as the medical school has just started training doctors and there are no indigenous specialists in most of the specialties.

They also hired a botanist friend and indigenous plant specialist to remove invasive Japanese honeysuckle and multiflora rose, enabling ferns and moss to flourish.

Ciro, an architect, decided to revive the family vineyards in 1999 with the help of renowned enologist and Italian indigenous varietal specialist Salvo Foti.

In recounting a recent experience with a non-Indigenous eye specialist for the management of a diabetes-related condition, she said, "I've had some really bad experiences with doctors here and I've told my [AMS] doctor about them.

Chapman said greater investment in community-specific specialist Indigenous health services was needed, but he was not sure if a royal commission would help or delay that response.

The peer interviewing approach undoubtedly underpinned IMPAKT's success in recruiting Indigenous people and specialist clinicians – both being groups that could be described as 'hard-to-reach' in different respects.

He said the memorial was undertaking the work in consultation "with heritage specialists and Indigenous stakeholders to determine the fate" of the 26 gargoyles.

The Tsapanawas were eventually - and heroically - treated by Dr Douglas Rodrigues, a specialist in indigenous peoples' health from the Federal University of São Paulo.

Alcohol is a real scourge on Australian society and especially so in the Indigenous population but the specialist made the sensible point that a fundamental erroneous assumption about a patient can have serious downstream consequences, in this instance, excluding "a drinker" from a potential liver transplant.