Sentence examples for regions indigenous from inspiring English sources

The separatists among them accuse India's government, which is based 1,600 km to the west in Delhi, of sidelining the regions' indigenous people, while exploiting its natural resources.

From Myanmar--which is only beginning to open up to the world--to the circumpolar arctic regions, Indigenous Peoples are seeking greater human rights for Indigenous Peoples.

In economically developed regions, indigenous hepatitis E is largely a sporadic disease.

In most regions, indigenous peoples continue to face powerful obstacles hindering the full enjoyment of their fundamental rights.

Since matching was imperfect for place of residence (remoteness), in a sub-group analysis we excluded people from the most remote regions: Indigenous people from rural areas (77% vs. 89%, p < 0.001) and those from more urban areas (83% vs. 90%, p = 0.01) received less treatment (any, surgery, chemotherapy or radiotherapy).

West of Lough Neagh and in the fastness of the Mourne Mountains and of Slieve Gullion, as well as in the more distant Lough Erne region, indigenous elements have maintained a distinctiveness.

And we hear how over time they learned to listen to each other, ultimately forging an historic agreement which sets aside an area the size of Ireland, bans clear-cutting, and puts control of sustainable logging into the hands of the region' indigenous people.

Mr Morales prefers to reduce autonomy by distributing powers to regions and indigenous communities and to give Congress the right to sack governors.

It is highly efficient, producing more energy than the Three Gorges, despite being smaller.Of Brazil's total untapped hydropower potential of around 180,000MW, about 80,000MW lies in protected regions, mostly indigenous territories, for which there are no development plans.

PV's growing competitiveness holds just as true in regions where indigenous fossil fuels are abundant.

This is evident in chapter content and structure of AR4, where, outside of the Polar Regions chapter, Indigenous populations are rarely profiled as an at-risk group, or considered to have 'special rights' in the context of a changing climate.