Sentence examples for the two indigenous from inspiring English sources
Kanji constitute one of the two systems used to write the Japanese language, the other being the two indigenous kana syllabaries (hiragana and katakana).
The inquest heard on Wednesday that the two Indigenous men who ran the program had made three attempts to find him by asking the prison guards to call the unit, at 1.35pm, about 2pm and about 2.30pm.
However, Eastwood was right when he said the western and jazz were the two indigenous American art forms of the 20th century; like jazz, which survives in a rather museumised environment - not developing much, fairly backward-looking, but certainly not dead - the western is still hanging in there.
In this study, the coding regions of caprine NGF gene were analyzed to detect single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), their association with litter size, and the relative ovarian expression of NGF gene in the two indigenous goat breeds of South India viz., the prolific Malabari and less-prolific Attappady Black.
Pope Francis approved it in October 2013, and now mass and important Catholic rituals like confession and baptism can be officially conducted in the two indigenous languages.
But while the Tebu chose to side with the rebels against Qaddafi in 2011, the two indigenous tribes never turned their weapons against each other.
You could apply Johnson's theory and point to the fact that seven of the nine Indigenous Dockers are Western Australian locals, perhaps positing that it's easier to identify and retain top Indigenous talent from your own state, but then only one of Port's eight Indigenous players (Chad Wingard) is a local, so there goes that.
Anastasio is an elder of the Cofán, one of the smallest of the five indigenous groups that live in the Cuyabeno Reserve - 650,000 hectares of virgin rainforest deep in the heart of the Ecuadorian jungle.
No lesions developed on leaves of any of the seven indigenous species tested.
The lawyer representing the three indigenous Guatemalans declined to comment about their cases, but acknowledged he wasn't well qualified to handle their claims.
Mauboy played the role of Julie McCrae, one of the four Indigenous Australian singers "who travel from a mission in Victoria to Vietnam to sing for American troops".
