Sentence examples for indigenous though from inspiring English sources

It features the Aboriginal activist and politician Linda Burney and the self-declared "Indigenous" (though non-Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander) conservative polemicist and staunch ABC critic Andrew Bolt.

The Saskatchewan Association of Chiefs of Police estimates that 51percentt of missing women in Saskatchewan are Indigenous, though they make up only 16.1percentt of the population.

When it comes to protecting human rights and guaranteeing religious freedoms for indigenous peoples, though, what grade does the U.S. itself deserve?

Though indigenous identity has roots in pre-Colombian America, it has been nourished by activists and intellectuals and by more recent positive experiences.

All had indigenous blood, though the amount varied: "half" Navajo, "around thirty per cent" Iroquois, "a very small percentage" Cherokee.

Some groups also claimed that the project was intended as a bioprospecting endeavour, seeking to profit from the unique genetic constitution of indigenous peoples (though this was not possible given that indigenous communities retained ownership of their samples and data).

Previously, visitors to La Pampa were unlikely to learn much about the province's indigenous heritage, though they might have noticed the image of a mounted Ranquel on the provincial crest and some of the ancient trails.

Japan earns the largest number of patents at the same office after America itself (although this is partly because Japanese firms traditionally file large numbers of patents with very narrow claims).The rise of China and India has mainly been underwritten by foreign companies, not indigenous ones, though this is starting to change.

Those who "partly inhabited" the territory included Swedes, Dutch and English as well as indigenous peoples, though the map's depiction of "Sesquahana fort Demolished" seems calculated to give the impression that the land sold to new buyers would be, as Penn claimed, "free from any Indian encumbrance".

Guatemala has a long history of state-sponsored violence against indigenous people, though it's not clear whether the people who burned down her home were affiliated with the state.

Late last week Lula of Brazil, accompanying Gordon Brown, started going on about how "white people with blue eyes" had caused this economic crisis, and issued a call for more dark-skinned and indigenous bankers (though not for female bankers).