Examples of using First nation in English and their translations into Russian
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the way it managed First Nation lands and finances.
In 2005 Estonia became the first nation to hold elections over the Internet, and in 2014 the first nation to provide E-residency.
On October 29, 2006, the Lheidli Tenne'h First Nation Final Agreement(the"Lheidli Tenne'h Treaty")
And it means that the Americans will become the first nation of the XXI century to implement principle?
Work with willing partners to introduce a First Nation Education Act and have it in place for September 2014;
And it means that the Americans will become the first nation of the XXI century to implement principle?
Through the Early Childhood Development Initiative, Chinook Health Region receives funding to implement the Mental Health Services for Families program with Piikani(Peigan) First Nation.
It sets out provisional federal rules as well as provisions for the enactment of First Nation laws.
no eligible Tsawwassen First Nation voters received any financial compensation from the Tsawwassen First Nation or from any Government.
The First Nations Policing Program has made a significant contribution to improving public safety in First Nation and Inuit communities.
Monies were loaned to the Xaxli'p First Nation to participate in the British Columbia Treaty Process.
In October 2011, the Government of Canada signed the Tripartite Framework Agreement on First Nation Health Governance with British Columbia First Nations
delivery of programs for Aboriginal families to a Métis and two regional First Nation authorities.
pressing housing needs in First Nation communities.
Once an agreement is reached, the First Nation then asks Canada to grant
In 1994-1995, the Northern Special Projects Fund assisted the Eel River First Nation with the proposed Heritage Garden concept.
We pay special tribute this year to Haiti, the first nation to break the shackles of subjugation
section 35 is usually only invoked after a negotiated agreement has been reached between the First Nation and the expropriating authority.
In 2008, Ecuador became the first nation to adopt a constitutional provision endowing Nature with inalienable, enforceable rights.
To engage one First Nation and one Métis community in identifying needs,