Examples of Grand Chief in a sentence
As stated by George Erasmus, Grand Chief and Chair of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples (RCAP), First Nations “have been pressing for fair land settlement to provide the basis of an economically viable life for our people, but we have also insisted on our right to Aboriginal self-government over … our traditional land, resources and people.” (Eliott, 2000, p.
Another attendee at the meeting with Pope Benedict, Edward John, Grand Chief of the First Nations Summit in British Columbia, said the Pope acknowledged the suffering of those who are still living with the effects of their experiences at the schools.
Grand Chief Justice, Grand Master of Ceremonies, Grand Treasurer and the Immediate Past Grand Monarch.
It is composed of a Commissioner from each of the ten Cree communities including Washaw Sibi, as well as a Chair from the Cree Nation Government – currently the Deputy Grand Chief.
The authors further argue that their case is distinguishable from the case of Grand Chief Donald Marshall et al.
Phil Fontaine, Grand Chief of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs, received the confession on behalf of First Nations people.10 Since then, The Presbyterian Church in Canada has embarked on a number of initiatives with the goal of greater healing and reconciliation with Aboriginal peoples.
On 30 May 2009, approximately 200 protestors gathered at the CBSA facility to hear Grand Chief Thompson once again read the MCA resolution opposing the Arming Initiative and advise CBSA officials that this was their “second notice”.
Before discussing them, we present how is ambiguity quantified in the proposed model.Research in psychology and neuroscience proposes infor- mation entropy of possible meanings one attributes to a situ- ation (or the world) as a mathematical quantification of am- biguity (Takahashi, Oono, Radford, & Others, 2007; Hirsh,1992):v= U α,U ≥ 0Mar, & Peterson, 2012).
Michael served two terms as Dehcho Grand Chief from 1997 to 2003.
The yarns were then plied, air jet texturised similar to process described in figure 2.12 and wound onto a bobbin.