Sentence examples for through indigenous from inspiring English sources

Both interiors became protectorates governed through indigenous rulers.

They called the north-west coast "Marege" and their influence can be seen through Indigenous art, language, and other objects.

"The key to me is building through indigenous players, but we have to become sustainable first and I took the same approach when I was at Ulster, mixing experience with young local talent.

This week, more than 1,000 protesters are expected to arrive in Bolivia's main city, La Paz, to rally against plans for a controversial Amazon road through indigenous lands and voice concern that Morales, an Aymara Indian, is turning his back on the indigenous cause.

One of the hallmarks of our era is that we are at last able to begin to see the world through indigenous eyes, now that Aboriginal peoples are behind as well as in front of the camera -- the dot paintings have gone digital.

From in front of the hammock-swinging shrimpers on the porches of their tin-and-wood shanties, the trench would run east in sinuous curves up through the mangroves and banana fields until it reaches the shores of Central America's largest freshwater lake, then cut across the Caribbean highlands and through indigenous territory, ending its journey 172 miles away on the beaches of the Atlantic.

The N2 motorway will take you through stunning indigenous yellowwood forests, along mountain ranges and through lagoons.

The two sides negotiated through the indigenous Fijian Great Council of Chiefs.

Yet according to Don Selwyn, this talent is yet to feed through into indigenous film.

The dispossession and violence that accompanied white European settlement of this continent reverberates through countless Indigenous communities today.

In 2002 she was deported from Ecuador while protesting Occidental Petroleum Corporation's plan for a new pipeline through the indigenous communities of the Mindo-Nambillo Reserve. Mindo-Nambillo Reserve