Sentence examples for sections of the indigenous from inspiring English sources

He told reporters it had become apparent to him, "rightly or wrongly", in the days following the establishment of the royal commission that he lacked the confidence of key sections of the Indigenous community.

A Noonuccal Nuugi man from Stradbroke Island, Enoch was artistic director of Kooemba Jdarra in Brisbane and Ilibijerri in Melbourne, as well as resident director of Sydney Theatre Company, associate artistic director of Belvoir theatre in Sydney and a director of the Indigenous section of the 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games opening ceremony.

The Season is being presented in a wider Sydney festival program marking the 50th anniversary of the 1967 referendum, which voted to count Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders in the census and amend two sections of the constitution that discriminated against Indigenous people.

He is supported by far-left groups, a network of lower-ranking military officers and their families, and Pachakutik, the party of the indigenous movement.In this section New faces of Andean politics No way out?

In fact, in food animals, Veillonella strains are detected regularly as indigenous inhabitants of all sections of the gastrointestinal tract ([22] and references there), including the upper gastrointestinal tract [23] and caeca [24] of chickens.

"As soon as tractors start building section 2 [of the highway, through the park], they will see the full strength of the indigenous people.

Limbu, the second most numerous tribe of the indigenous people called Kiranti, living in Nepal, on the easternmost section of the Himalayas east of the Arun River, and in northern India, mostly in the states of Sikkim, West Bengal, and Assam.

president of the indigenous Council of Elders.

The second section looks at her work in Cuba, Central and South America and Mexico during the late 1970s and 1980s and the third at her massive body of material on Kurdistan, as well as photographs of the indigenous Dani tribe in New Guinea.

Adat, customary law of the indigenous peoples of Malaysia and Indonesia.

The ancestors of the Baule were a section of the Asante who immigrated to their present location under the leadership of Queen Awura Pokou about ad 1750, following a dispute over the chieftaincy, and assimilated many of the indigenous peoples.