Sentence examples for indigenous which from inspiring English sources

Her subtle (and stylish) lobbying effort includes decorating the store's exterior windows using a series of icons with labels like "good wood," "local economy" and "indigenous," which she hopes will catch the president's eye.

One fifth (20%%) identified as being Indigenous, which reflects the Indigenous composition of the male prisoner population in NSW at the time of the study (Australian Bureau of Statistics 2014a).

At the 2014 White House Tribal Nations Gathering, the administration announced the launch of an initiative called Generation Indigenous, which gives increased funding to tribal communities.

Our sample had only 15 participants who identified themselves as indigenous which is significantly less than the proportion of the population in this age range.

The organization is involved in what's known as Indigenous REDD, which seeks to ensure indigenous cultural provisions alongside forest conservation that mitigates climate change.

These important policy developments have underscored the need to build research capacity in Indigenous health, which includes developing the research workforce (both Indigenous and non-Indigenous researchers).

Indigenous axiology, which incorporates nature, types and criteria of values and value judgments, are of great importance in designing Indigenous methodologies; especially in relation to research ethics.

After 36 months of follow-up, the stature of indigenous adolescents was shorter than that of non-indigenous girls, which was expected given that the indigenous adolescents were shorter at the time of menarche.

Many Native communities have developed indigenous fiddles, which they may prefer to call violins.

Even better are indigenous works, which permit Chinese singers to shine in their native language.

He planned to assist other indigenous Australians, which he is, on his mother's side.