英語 での Indigenous population の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Pandora has indigenous population.
It is the only Native Americanlanguage in the United States spoken by 100% of its indigenous population.
Study the culture of indigenous populations in Australia.
The Indigenous population in the country is around 16 million, belonging to 68 different ethnic and linguistic groups.
Following long European precedent,both sides recognized only limited sovereign rights of the indigenous population.
Is it true that 90% of the indigenous population of the Americas perished in the 16th century?
Although the Muslim fertility rate is falling,it remains significantly higher than that of Europe's indigenous population.
Some have argued that contemporary estimates of a high pre-Columbian indigenous population are rooted in a bias against aspects of Western civilization and/or Christianity.
Europeans carried diseases to the Americas in the fifteenth andsixteenth centuries that destroyed up to 95% of the indigenous population.
Other factors of the disease decreased physical activity Samoan indigenous population and changing their diet as part of a global trend to consume high-calorie foods.
It also destroyed much of the communal organization of the tribes,further disrupting the traditional culture of the surviving indigenous population.
Spelling derives from the language of its indigenous population, the Alutiiq". We know, then, where does the name New Skoda Kodiaq, but also his personality.
The archaeological ruins of these urban complexes represent afusion of cultures in which the process of Christianisation permitted the indigenous population to retain elements of their traditional culture.
The centuries-old experience of the use of fruits by the indigenous population showed clear progress in the treatment of ulcers, diarrhea, infections caused by microorganisms and bleeding.
His offer was ultimately refused, though the US ended up making a deal with the Danish government to build a military base on Greenland in the early 1950s-displacing a local indigenous population in the process.
On the other hand,some have argued that contemporary estimates of a high pre-Columbian indigenous population are rooted in a bias against Western civilization and/or Christianity.
Modern research confirms the idea that the indigenous population of any locality has long been aware that every person is a carrier of the genetic memory of the generations, which connects it with his ancestors and their origins, even if he does not know that.
In 1812, the Diocese of Concepción conducted a census to the south of the Maule river; however,this did not include the indigenous population- at that time estimated at 8,000 people- nor the inhabitants of the province of Chiloé.
A large proportion of the indigenous population who live in the Andean highlands still speak Quechua or Aymara, and have vibrant cultural traditions, some which were part of the Inca Empire, arguably the most advanced agricultural civilization in the world.
WHO Director Margaret Chan said,"For once, if you are poor,female, or from an indigenous population, you have a distinct advantage, an ethic that makes this medical school unique.
We know that grapevines arrived on the Peninsula between 1,100 and 800 BC with the Greeks and Phoenicians who settled on the Mediterranean Coast; and that the iberianization of La Mancha occurred with the arrival of Mediterranean influences andtheir acceptance by the indigenous population.
(2002) show that, on their own, historical settler mortality and indigenous population density in 1500 explain around 30% of the variation in economic institutions in the world today.
Only by joint efforts can we effectively defend our interests."Theindigenous congress created a council which will represent the island's indigenous population in negotiations with the oil companies and Russian government authorities.
In the three central countries- Ecuador, Bolivia and Peru- the indigenous population represents the majority even though, until very recently, power was always in the hands of the white elites from the time of Francisco Pizzaro, the Spanish conquistador who destroyed the Inca empire and assured Spanish domination of the region.
Searching for Sound: Simón Mejía| Ableton With musical influences from Africa, Europe,the Caribbean and the indigenous population, the South American country of Colombia has long been fertile ground for new hybrid styles to develop.
Announced at a rally in Tel Aviv,the Middle East's most ethnically cleansed city(indigenous population: four percent), the declaration asserts that the proposed law“violates[Israel's] basic commitment to the principles of equality, civil liberty and sincere aspiration for peace- principles upon which the State of Israel was founded.”.
The constitution also banned discrimination, established the principle of participatory democracy for all Venezuelans,guaranteed free speech and the rights of the indigenous population, and mandated that the government make quality education available to all as well as housing and an improved social security pension system for seniors.
The Southern island of the Philippinesis home to a significant portion of the country's indigenous population, all in all estimated to comprise fifteen percent of the country's total population of about 100 million(Journal of Philippine Statistics, 2008: 92).