Sentence examples for name of indigenous from inspiring English sources

The nonsensical idea that "racism cuts both ways" is peddled by the English Defence League, which has escalated violent campaigns of intimidation in the name of "indigenous" Britons.

The military said the accord would allow the rebels, who overthrew Fiji's elected government in the name of indigenous Fijians, to have influence in choosing a new administration in exchange for releasing their 27 hostages.

What about names of indigenous people and tribes?

Mary Ann Barkhouse's "Harvest" (2009) is an earnest piece of politically minded installation art; the artist has inscribed the names of indigenous groups living in the lower Westchester area 400 years ago onto porcelain sculptures that suggest local foodstuffs.

Pearce compiled a database of the names of indigenous women and girls who have gone missing or were murdered.

Key terms used were "indigenous," "Indian," "Amerindian," together with "neoplasm" and "cancer," with specific searches carried out on the basis of identified names of indigenous populations.

The name comes from the Spanish rendering of Tiwa, the name of the indigenous Pueblo people.

It was all set off May 19, when a bankrupt, part-Fijian businessman, proclaiming that he was acting in the name of all indigenous Fijians, stormed the parliamentary compound here with a small group of armed followers.

He arrived in Cochinchina (now in southern Vietnam) in 1861 and was named inspector of indigenous affairs in January 1863 at My Tho, a Mekong River delta village.

The name Willamette is of indigenous origin, deriving from the French pronunciation of the name of a Clackamas Native American village.

At some shows, she projects the names of twelve hundred indigenous women missing or murdered since 1980 as she sings.