Sentence examples for interests of the native from inspiring English sources

Whoever they are, the protection and continued survival of people like this and their way of life involves striking a careful balance between the ambitions of developers of resources and the best interests of the native population.

Although the British government had declared that Kenya was not "white man's country" and the interests of the native population of Kenya were paramount, the Kikuyu were gradually stripped of their land throughout the first half of the 20th century.

Nicolls contributed to these post-war diplomatic tensions between the United Kingdom and the United States, by attempting to represent the interests of the Native Americans and blacks who had taken up arms on the British side.

The teacher stood in her way and told her that the Catholic missionaries were harsh and did not look out for the best interests of the natives.

As a trustee, the Department of the Interior has responsibility for overseeing the development of oil and gas on tribal lands, and for ensuring that any leases or sales of that land are made in "the best interest" of the Native Americans.

A revival of interest in the native languages and literatures occurred only toward the close of the colonial period, as a consequence of national movements for freedom.

Wentworth's authoritarian rule was based on a strategy of manipulating the interests of the planters and the natives, as well as those of the Old English and the New English.

The dispute echoes numerous recent battles around the nation that have sparked controversy over the rights of adoptive and foster parents and the interests of keeping Native American children within their tribe.

Mr Putin seems now to be giving the tiger freer rein.For example, he last week enjoined his ministers to protect the interests of "Russia's native population" against the ethnic gangs who, he said, control the street markets.

As senator, Harrison defended the interests of homesteaders and Native Americans against the railroads, supported generous pensions for former soldiers, and fought for civil-service reform and a moderately protective tariff.

The DPP represents the interests of native Taiwanese who in spite of their own ethnic differences united in resenting the incursion of mainlanders in1945 when the Japanese colonial administration was replaced by Chiang's soldiers and administrators.