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Many of the indigenous leaders he was planning to meet with had never heard of him before, much less seen his movie.

The indigenous groups say that the laws put their way of life in danger, and amount to nothing less than the theft of their ancestral lands.

The only places lacking indigenous ants are Antarctica and a few remote or inhospitable islands.

The next year, he upset indigenous Latin Americans by saying that their evangelisation was not the "imposition of a foreign culture" .

Rose won his title only a year after Australians had voted overwhelmingly in a referendum to recognise indigenous Australians' rights.

"There has been a lag, but now the substitution effect is taking place, boosting the demand of indigenous crops, " he said.

The driver was a member of one of the indigenous tribes. Sitting beside him was a woman, probably his wife.

Governments, meantime, also are trying to capitalize on growing popularity of indigenous treatments.

South Africa believed that the voice and experience of indigenous and local communities had been a vital contribution to the IGC's work.

It was a beautiful city, one of the few in Britain to have a genuinely indigenous culture. And that whole way of life was destroyed.

Perhaps more importantly, Ms Johnson Sirleaf has not been able to dispel the sense of disenfranchisement felt by many indigenous Liberians.

The water that fills the canal's locks flows from nearby rivers where the children of indigenous peasants swim naked during school hours.

Their solution to indigenous agrarian problems consisted of an intensification of production that was to be financed by the sale of land.

Instead, they say that innovative indigenous practices can be built upon to help reduce the health risks from wastewater agriculture.

What began as an indigenous peaceful Arab uprising against authoritarian rule could collapse into a spectacle of war and intervention.

Indigenous communities ask one thing of mental health workers, he said: "Listen. Allow us to be separate but different. "

But we do not do enough to protect vulnerable workers, whether migrant or indigenous, from exploitation.

And yet evidence shows that vertical birth can significantly improve the survival rates of newborns in indigenous communities.

Begonias beds may be attractive, but they do not underpin sustainability in the same way as the planting of indigenous vegetation and trees.

Many South Koreans view the launch in terms of national pride, as a milestone of the country's progress in its indigenous space program.

I was once with an indigenous community trying to explain the dangers of climate change.

Protecting indigenous culture and benefiting local people are the foundations of tourism development, in turn acting as the body of plane.

"I do think there has been a softening of China's position on indigenous innovation, " he said.

So far, such a perception has hurt mostly indigenous Chinese brands or producers.

Thus, there is no concrete reason, of a social or security nature, for the indigenous land of Raposa Serra do Sol to be deposed.

Its leaders frequently squabble among themselves, and the indigenous Pachakutik party holds just a handful of seats in Congress.

The single species used for plantations may be indigenous or exotic, but these plantations are intensively managed.

In some other places, where the same indigenous communities have the same legal rights to the same sort of forest, it is degraded.

Faced with both the U. S. and EU arms embargoes, China has developed a strong indigenous defence industry.

Moreover, the indigenous peoples must be able to use the computer in a native tongue.

Poynton says at the moment, the indigenous population feels disenfranchised from the planning process for the forests.

The islanders are trying to protect the island's indigenous plant and animal life.

At the beginning of 2006 we are now looking at the lowest number of countries with indigenous poliovirus ever in history - four countries.

Worship of the sun ( Sol ) did exist within the indigenous Roman pantheon, as a minor part, and always as a pairing with the moon.

But Ms Sanders does usefully correct a common misconception. Languages do not usually spread because newcomers replace indigenous peoples.

As a documentary filmmaker, he thinks like an indigenous tribesperson struggling to make ends meet.

Other exploration blocks overlap reserves for indigenous groups, including some that have no contact with the outside world.

However, given the indigenous-innovation measures, they do not trust China as a secure location for leading-edge R& D.

Japan, Iceland, Norway and indigenous groups hunted and killed at least 17, 000 whales over the last decade.

The grass shacks, tee pees and mud huts did not separate these indigenous peoples from the natural world.

The indigenous peoples of North America, however, would not use wheels for transportation until the arrival of European settlers.

Some local bird feed and pet stores can be a wealth of information about seeds and the types of birds that are indigenous to your area.

After the war, Chinese literature in Singapore became more indigenous, reflecting the struggles and hopes of an independent Singapore.

Bothans also have numerous colony worlds scattered throughout their small patch of indigenous space, like the planet Kothlis.

Indigenous women in Canada are five times more likely than other women of the same age to die as the result of violence.

China is still attempting to produce more indigenous elements for the J-11, including the fire-control radar, power plant and spare parts.

By means of the electric interactive media, the indigenous communication has become cross-regional social network communication.

An indigenous North American plant, black cohosh is proving to be an excellent natural alternative to hormone replacement therapy for women.

Research results founds that the subjects mostly identified with a certification system for Taiwan indigenous cultural industry.

Up to the end of 2008, official sales contracts amounting to 47sets of indigenous TBM had been signed.

Back in Puebla, head to the Casa de la Cultura to view the indigenous and modern altar-building contest entries and visit with the artists.

This means, in essence, that the guardians of these plants and animals are millions of poor indigenous people and local communities.

It'sa day many see as marked by divisiveness, mainly due to the "insistence" of the indigenous Maori to stand up for themselves.

Indigenous to China, the extract of this plant is traditionally known as the Qing Hao.

Indigenous knowledge systems have doubtless eroded in the decades since the Arem had to abandon their traditional ways of life.

In Vietnam green berets act as leaders and advisors to an indigenous population known as the Montagnards.

Some are boldly criticizing the red revival, which they argue is an attempt to portray Communist propaganda as indigenous culture.

But crucially, it was backed strongly by powerful indigenous groups in the country, as well as the many social movements and the public.

hence regulators often open a fishery to a particular indigenous group for a limited time before a commercial catch begins.

Nowadays in Cape Town we find important testimonies of these indigenous populations, the Bushmen and Hottentot, in the South African Museum.

The fact that Somali legal terminology is practically devoid of loanwords from foreign languages suggests that the Xeer is truly indigenous.

Each time the bedrock of his support has been the indigenous population, which makes up around half of Bolivia's population.

The new charter will give sweeping rights to the country's 36 indigenous groups (some of whom number only a few hundred people).

Beijing's plan to build a strong indigenous car industry, starting in the early 1980s, has not worked out as planned.

Papers that build universal theories by using indigenous research approach also would be valuable contributions to this special issue.

These children will not know the indigenous languages of their grandparents, and thus pretty soon they will not be spoken.

Bolivia is a very diverse in terms of its indigenous population.

Later studies found resistant bacteria in many other isolated indigenous human populations, as well as in natural reservoirs like aquifers.

But the solution is to improve the indigenous workforce's skills, not to choke the arrival of those who already have them.

The goal of the indigenous innovation program is to accelerate China's move up the technology ladder.

Easter Island is a place of intrigue and mystery, and its indigenous script rongo-rongo is no exception.

Introduction: Indigenous struggle between the controlling of your forces to defeat that all!

The biodegradability of two substrates was slightly affected by various indigenous bacteria at the temperature controlled.

Sberbank intends to make Opel's technology available to its client, GAZ, Russia's second-biggest indigenous carmaker.

Oil biodegradation by the indigenous microorganisms in soil was inhibited at all SDS concentrations tested.

It's the largest collection of Aboriginal art held by an Australian indigenous community.

A relief organization says while indigenous people are receiving emergency supplies to survive, their traditional way of life may be dying.

Studying indigenous languages therefore benefits environmental understanding and conservation efforts.

A native (indigenous) species is one that occurs in a particular region, ecosystem, and habitat without direct OR indirect human actions.

As in other parts of the Arctic, the indigenous people of Greenland are flexing their political muscles.

Lol. . . somehow i would expect that if that is an indigenous piece of tech that it would have chinese markings on it not western.

ICTs also increase access to indigenous knowledge systems, especially to schools, where this learning can be incorporated into classrooms.

Some sources predicted that the first operational deployment of Chinese indigenous LACM took place in 2004~2005.

Yet the greatest mystery is that the remains are not of the indigenous race, but rather of a small human with Caucasian characteristics.

A recently organized government-funded walk, inspired by the local indigenous Needwonee people is attempting to change all that.

As the Thai-Dai people settled in the rich river valley, they took over the control upon the Lua indigenous people.

The number of indigenous fish was falling, since the floods that induce them to spawn were becoming rarer .

Generally a Christian country with a small population of Muslims and other religions, complemented with indigenous religious practices.

The report notes that the basis for a self-sufficient nuclear program is indigenous uranium ore that can be mined and converted into fuel.

The Catholic church got restive, especially when the general ignored calls for land reform from the indigenous poor.

As the voice came nearer, I saw a group of indigenous people running towards me, and of course I happily ran forward to greet them.

The indigenous people of Peninsular Malaysia are known as Orang Asli, which literally means "original man" .

Hodgson, Dorothy. Precarious Alliances: The Cultural Politics and Structural Predicaments of the Indigenous Rights Movement in Tanzania.

Indigenous people comprise about a quarter of the Northern Territory's population, compared with 2% in Australia as a whole.

Oromo who resettled in the United States have adapted ancient coffee traditions in indigenous, Christian, and Muslim contexts.

For many Indigenous Australians however, 26 January is not a day of celebration but one of mourning and protest.

It relaxes the eyes with uninterrupted sea views and engages the senses with a combination of indigenous materials and modern lines.

A member of an indigenous people of Japan, now inhabiting parts of Hokkaido, Sakhalin, and the Kuril Islands.

The Delegation favored increasing participation of representatives of indigenous and local communities through the Voluntary Fund.

The predictors of influencing Amis indigenous' intimate behaviors including: experiences of making friend and number of making friend.

A much more accurate portrayal of my grandmother's people and early indigenous culture was presented at Oconaluftee Indian village.

Passive measures of encouragement tend to be used in talent cultivation in indigenous tertiary education.

These reports are coming from every conceivable source, including some ancient, indigenous cultures, as well as some scientific forecasts.

The move will protect biodiversity in the region and help thousands of indigenous people maintain sustainable livelihoods.

Europe, at least the indigenous population of Europe, is dying.

Yet arguably it is bankerly skills that are most needed to get JLR, Britain's biggest indigenous carmaker, through the next month or so.

The Elders or many indigenous tribes have been monitoring and assisting it. There has been historical evidence of its movement.

Indigenous forest people would be much happier if their rights were respected and their forest were left undisturbed.

There are overgrown forested areas as well, home to indigenous wild hemp, we learned from a sign near the port.

As the industry matures, there is a real need for China's indigenous makers - both State and privately owned, to move to the fore.

It has also offered indigenous people guaranteed jobs, contracts and joint ventures, as well as help in financing a 10% equity stake.

"looked at the indigenous people, Anxiously suddenly came up with ways to Road: " Oh, my country invented things, just to a fax!

Qataris, at least indigenous ones, have plainly never had it so good.

This has involved giving greater constitutional rights to indigenous peoples and extending the state's control over the economy.

And here, the need of the indigenous peoples to preserve their habitat has collided with your need to preserve your habitat.

Upon their arrival, they found that the indigenous people had a pronounced taste for culture, music, and fiestas .

Han Chinese immigration started in earnest in the 17th century, beginning the long marginalisation of indigenous groups.

Later, Robinson, fresh from the hands of rescue Fan life under an indigenous people, to give him the name "Friday. "

This study's results can be used as a foundation for a strategy to prevent problem drinking of Taiwan's indigenous adolescents.

Discriminatory government procurement, in the guise of promoting " indigenous innovation, " favors domestic companies.

Eyelash vipers are indigenous to Central and South America and come in a variety of colors, including shocking yellow.

Brazil is not unique in its history of slavery and the obliteration of its indigenous peoples.

Beneath the summit ridge on Green Mountain, on the lawns of a small garden, Mr Stroud nurtures indigenous plants.

Each has indigenous roots in its local society, however well watered these may have been by Washington.

The defense of our borders in the Amazon has always received a great contribution from indigenous communities.

However, nowadays poppy sales are used for indigenous ex-service personnel.

Our analysis, however, suggests that indigenous innovation measures have been counter-productive for China itself.

The Chamber report says that concerns over the 'indigenous innovation' policies aren't limited to government procurement.

For 250 years this policy enabled Japan to enjoy stability and a flowering of its indigenous culture.

American officials have stated that the decision was designed to respond to demands by Iraqis for the restoration of indigenous authority.

Wang Xiaofei remembers people telling her that lacquer trees are indigenous to China, just as lacquer craft is to our culture.

Mr Obama's own story inspires many in a region where blacks and indigenous people are often disadvantaged.

Unless forest-dwelling communities and indigenous people understand the value of a live tiger against a dead one, we've lost the battle.

Some indigenous people keep naked, or tie a piece of cloth to his waist for covering.

Both have vast indigenous reserves of coal, the dirtiest form of electricity generation.

Second: a change in the constitution "to give equal rights and opportunities to us -- Bolivia's indigenous people. "

But campaigners for the environment and for indigenous peoples are not so enthusiastic.

Indigenous cultures know that humanity is only a small part of the overall web of life.

Poynton says CIB is seeking certification to an international standard, which requires that they work very closely with indigenous people.

Michele has bridged the gap between indigenous and present day medicine ways, in a most respectful, loving and impeccable manner.

Taiwanese woman in an indigenous village opens up a recycling station.

It incorporated knowledge held by the private sector, practitioners, local communities, and indigenous peoples.

Moreover, they should make a commitment to cooperation with government for the settlement of indigenous people.

The J-10 is said to be close to the Saab Gripen , but China says it is purely indigenous .

The concept of indigenous production of meat is different.

Its aim with the Ayers Rock resort purchase is to create indigenous employment and training opportunities via its acquisition.

But all of those so far discovered, say the researchers, are indigenous to our own galaxy, the Milky Way.

Therefore, it is important to develop the indigenous concept of Chinese organizational loyalty.

Further , the draft IGC provisions reflect views and perspectives of indigenous and local communities, including specific drafting inputs .

And Australia has formally adopted the United Nations Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

During the 2006 election, indigenous groups gravitated to his anti-imperialist rhetoric.

Mr Morales's supporters abroad have hailed him as a champion of environmental and indigenous rights.

Although gestures are used to communicate in some indigenous Australia societies, there appear to be no gestures for numbers.

Religion: More than half the population is nominally Christian (mainly Roman Catholic). the remainder follows indigenous beliefs.

A further improved variant fitted with an indigenous KLC-1 surface search radar and a ASW suite was introduced in the late 1990s.

Indigenous Canadians are legally permitted to hunt a small number of seals per year, as they have for centuries.

But the indigenous peoples did not run away.

Finally, the author critiqued the limitations in the previous research and recommended indigenous research on conspicuous consumption.

Signore. Together with the Comune (municipality), the Signoria, or absolute lordship, is Italy's only indigenous political structure.

The normal flora may antagonize other bacteria through the production of substances which inhibit or kill non indigenous species .

They have used their membership of various United Nations bodies to compare notes with indigenous groups from around the world.

Yet the territory's hidden horrors reflect a perplexing side of the indigenous Australians' long struggle for self-determination.

From New Zealand to Peru, the cause of indigenous people is one that stirs passion and widespread sympathy.

The elders ordered much spiritual work bringing together many indigenous tribes from many countries to perform "planetary acupuncture" .

In the battle between "progress" and land rights - indigenous or otherwise - the cause of development has often come second.

Some of the more technologically sophisticated countries will want those contracts to have a large indigenous component.

Australia has an important heritage from its indigenous people, which plays a defining role in the cultural landscape.

Indigenous people wearing traditional costumes cast their votes at a polling center in Baguio City, north of Manila in the Philippines.

quesadillas . The indigenous part of this and many other traditional foods is the chili pepper.

Each country must tailor its energy plan to its indigenous endowment of replenishable energy resources.

The rapid entrance of foreign capital retailing has a tremendous impact on the security of our indigenous retailing.

Indigenous groups have often argued that their traditional way of life around hunting and fishing will be damaged most by new oil projects.

A motley population of Europeans, mostly itinerant traders, sprang up, living often in tension with the indigenous tribes dwelling nearby.

Often light workers access ancient lineages of indigenous origins as they are the most magnetic in nature to ascend into.

It has been almost 20 years since a royal commission raised the alarm of the widespread lack of care for Australian indigenous prisoners.

Led by Clone Marshal Commander Gree, the 41st was stationed on a number of exotic worlds with indigenous species during the Clone Wars.

In some countries, indigenous peoples are 600 times more likely to contract tuberculosis than the general population.

Arrangements were made the night before with an official from the local Aymara -- the largest indigenous group in Bolivia.

Although my claim bordered a First Nations (indigenous people) plot, it was identified as mine and marked on the official map.

The immigrant colony in an American city possesses a culture unmistakably not indigenous but transplanted from the Old World.

Does indigenous entrepreneurship make a difference for human welfare? Abundantly.

Loggers build roads, allowing farmers and hunters to enter, further crowding the indigenous people and destroying the delicate ecosystem.

A much more accurate portrayal of my grandmother's people and early indigenous culture was presented at 0conaluftee Indian village.

Language: The official language is Spanish, but the majority of the population speak Guarani, an indigenous Indian Language.

The water resources indigenous to in Hubei Province itself are limited though the pass -by water resources are very abundant.

Despite this, the indigenous population continues to live in the area, constructing makeshift homes and shops out of salvaged materials.

The issue is no longer religious freedom in China but favoritism toward the indigenous religions: Buddhism and Taoism.

Thus a Singapore perspective is needed to provide a firm anchorage for our people. Herein lies the role of the indigenous media.

So, one things we did five years ago: we started a program that links kids in indigenous communities with kids in the United States.

De Waal was traveling through the dry scrub of Darfur, studying indigenous reactions to the drought that gripped the region.

Indigenous groups from around the world are meeting in Alaska this week to discuss global warming.

Coffee, indigenous to Oromo lands in Ethiopia, is an essential cultural and spiritual element in people's lives.

It affects water flow, electricity generation, transport, water quality and indigenous biodiversity.

The indigenous knowledge once had rich contents with special distinction in history but it gradually faded away in modern Africa.

It has some indigenous capability but may be getting resources from China.

The ancient adepts knew this, and certainly expereinced to varying degrees by many of what you term as the indigenous.

Mexican Food ? Mexican Food originated from the combination of the foods of indigenous Mexican people and Spanish foods.

Corporate landowners often find themselves embroiled in disputes with indigenous peoples or landless movements.

Not only is South Korea building more atomic power plants on its own, it is also increasing exports of its indigenous technology.

The word Dutch is used to refer to the people, the language, and anything indigenous to the Netherlands.

The theme decided for the conference is Value-Adding Indigenous Bio Resources through Bioprocess Engineering.

The researchers say governments have a responsibility to work with indigenous people to help them solve problems in their community.

Many studies have shown foreign-owned factories in Britain to be more productive than indigenous enterprises.

any of the indigenous languages spoken in Papua New Guinea or New Britain or the Solomon Islands that are not Malayo- Polynesian languages.

The United States was founded on the slaughtering of indigenous population and the slave system.

Indigenous and tribal peoples shall enjoy the full measure of human rights and fundamental freedoms without hindrance or discrimination.

One of South America's few remaining uncontacted indigenous tribes has been spotted and photographed on the border between Brazil and Peru.

While Australia's indigenous people, the Torres Strait Islanders , and immigrants from overseas for this writer added a new field.

Nature Conservancy scientists are melding high- tech science and traditional indigenous knowledge to create " ethno - maps " of the Amazon .

The military is pushing for a sustained effort to build China's indigenous military industrial complex.

We must not let globalization chip away at the fabric of our intrinsic identity and indigenous values.

Defense and deterrence will increasingly depend upon strengthened indigenous capabilities and the threat of escalation.

To visit Panama is to dazzle the senses, where indigenous and European cultures combine to create a country without equal.

Objective: To identify the seeds of indigenous Radix Astragali and its adulterants in Anguo city.

The newfound native language may have borrowed from Quechua, a language still spoken by indigenous peoples of Peru, Quilter said.

Brokerage role for the promotion of commercialization of indigenous technologies.

Policies that make market access conditional on technology transfer and indigenous development have also raised issues.

To combat this, around 72 research chairs of excellence have been created in fields including indigenous knowledge and nanotechnology.

These two sectors , let me describe to you , have their own indigenous institutions .

There is one culture that it does not treat equally at all, and that is the indigenous British culture.

But the Indigenous knowledge is still has non-fungible role to the revival and development of African states.

We cross the muddy cafe au-lait waters of Lake Cooroibah, once favoured fishing territory of the indigenous Kabi Kabi people.

Indigenous capacities thus critically shaped the contours of the settlement process.

He cited examples of discrimination against Africans and people of African descent, Asians, indigenous people, the Roma and others.

The decision to run it set a precedent to publish photos of indigenous peoples "as they are. "

Indigenous peoples still experience racism, poor health and disproportionate poverty.

But it has been changed by the growing relationship between the indigenous community and the government.

More than 370 million people around the world are members of indigenous communities; in other words, 5% of the world's population.

Later that same day, I tried to board a train to Sapa, a popular tourist destination famous for its indigenous tribes.

It harbors incredible wildlife and numerous indigenous cultures that maintain little or no contact with the outside world.

Three years ago a report on the sexual abuse of children among indigenous communities in the Northern Territory shocked Australia.

Strengthening local practices and indigenous knowledge is absent in many disaster management plans.

Originating, growing, or produced in a certain place or region; indigenous.

This new phase was announced alongside the confirmation that indigenous poliovirus has not circulated in Egypt and Niger for over 12 months.

Action plan: The rights of indigenous peoples are protected by Philippine law, including their intellectual property.

Can protecting culture play a role in advancing human rights, particularly for minorities and indigenous populations?

The skulls were from indigenous populations ranging from Scandinavia to Australia, Micronesia and North America.

Some indigenous tribes say north, south, east and west, rather than left and right, and as a consequence have great spatial orientation.

Han Taiwanese as well as indigenous filmgoers don aboriginal dress for the viewing.

Tibet is an illegally occupied country where the indigenous population has been horribly abused by the Chinese authorities.

He urged educators to embrace a student's indigenous identity as part of the pursuit of improved outcomes.

To oppose U. S. imperialism , people of European origin in the Latin-American countries should unite with the indigenous Indians.

The project is a response to concerns about indigenous crops being abandoned in favour of higher-yielding imported varieties.

Tourists are drawn to these regions by their natural landscape beauty and the unique culture of their indigenous people.

Today we recognize the important contributions of rural women, including indigenous women, to development.

A focused and coordinated national approach is critical to safeguard indigenous culture and save these unique languages.

Russia still has a sizeable indigenous industry, but many of its products hark back to the old Soviet Union.

With other Maya and other indigenous tradition keepers, the Mam carry part of the old ways on Turtle Island (North America).

The mix of European, indigenous, African and Japanese blood has created a nation with every conceivable skin tone, hair type and body shape.

EL ALTO, the de facto capital of Bolivia's indigenous Indians, is a massive, poor semi-slum constructed from charmless cinder bricks.