Примеры использования Indigenous fijians на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Indigenous Fijians.
Incoming non-landowner indigenous Fijians.
The indigenous Fijians do not wish to suffer a similar fate.
This would confer a majority in Parliament to indigenous Fijians.
The indigenous Fijians constitute the majority of Fiji's population.
There is a perception that as a group indigenous Fijians are the poorest in the country.
Indigenous Fijians and Rotumans have a hierarchical social structure.
That Constitution provided indigenous Fijians majority representation in Parliament.
Indigenous Fijians made up the majority of the community and accounted for the majority of landowners.
ICAAD reported that racial divides between indigenous Fijians and Indo-Fijians persisted.
The indigenous Fijians and Rotumans own, by custom, 84 per cent of all land in Fiji.
But it seemed that 85 per cent of such assistance went to indigenous Fijians and only 15 per cent to other groups.
Indigenous Fijians' traditional beliefs, cultural values, and self-identity are tied to the land.
A total of $5.4 million was paid out to 206 farmers,of which 196 were Indo-Fijians and 14 indigenous Fijians.
Indigenous Fijians and Rotumans make up 52 per cent and are growing at 1.8 per cent every year.
For example, did the relationship between indigenous Fijians and land justify their ownership of virtually all Fiji's land?
Indigenous Fijians have their own dialects and one can tell from their dialects where they come from.
The Indo-Fijians should be given more political power, whereas indigenous Fijians must be helped to raise their standard of living.
In this report, indigenous Fijians are referred to as iTaukei and all other citizens are referred to as Fijians. .
Some indigenous populations were in danger ofdistinction as a group; that did not appear to be the case with indigenous Fijians.
As at December 2000, indigenous Fijians comprised the majority of the civil service 10,826 officers.
The Legislative Council was expanded to 32 members in 1953, 15 of them elected anddivided equally among the three major ethnic constituencies indigenous Fijians, Indo-Fijians, and Europeans.
It is clear that indigenous Fijians' underrepresentation in business is closely linked to their underachievement in education.
Fiji's urban population was 359,495 in 1996,comprising 46.5% indigenous Fijians and Rotumans; 46.7% Indians and 6.8% other ethnic communities.
Indigenous Fijians had the right to dispose of their lands and to organize their society in keeping with such legislation as they saw fit to enact.
The Government was convinced that the Twenty-Year Plan for Indigenous Fijians and Rotumans was an essential ingredient for building peace and prosperity.
Indigenous Fijians, Indians, Europeans, Chinese, other Pacific Islanders, and people of mixed racial descent live in harmony, yet keeping their own cultures and identity.
Fiji's urban population comprises the following: 167,335 indigenous Fijians(21.6 per cent); 168,035 Indo-Fijians(21.7 per cent) and 23,702 members of other ethnic communities 3.1 per cent.
The social confrontation and economic decline that are reported to occur in Fiji in connection with the allegedly politically polarized race relations,in particular between indigenous Fijians and Indo-Fijians;
As at December 2004, indigenous Fijians and Rotumans comprised the majority of the civil service of 11,663 officers.