Definition of Aboriginalization in English:

Aboriginalization

(British Aboriginalisation)

nounabəˌrɪdʒɪnəlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

mass nounAustralian

The practice or policy of enabling Aborigines to take up positions in organizations, particularly those dealing with Aboriginal affairs.
the Aboriginalization of education
Example sentencesExamples
- Aboriginalization was a specific policy designed to foster Aboriginal participation in the affairs of the Institute.
- Two police stations were identified for "Aboriginalisation".
- We have developed a vision and a five-year plan called an Aboriginalisation plan.
- You now have an Aboriginalisation policy in the organisation.
- What do the Women's Law and Culture Meetings do to the process of Aboriginalisation?
- Aboriginalization could present several challenges to the existing teacher induction programme.
- It was hoped that an Aboriginalization of the health service could bring about a measure of self-reliance.
- This article further addresses the interesting issue of the "Aboriginalization" of the economy.
- The article focuses on land rights, Aboriginalisation, and identity.
- What they want is in the Aboriginalization of that process.

Origin

1970s: from aboriginal + -ize + -ation.

词汇	Aboriginalization
释义	Definition of Aboriginalization in English: Aboriginalization (British Aboriginalisation) nounabəˌrɪdʒɪnəlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n mass nounAustralian The practice or policy of enabling Aborigines to take up positions in organizations, particularly those dealing with Aboriginal affairs. the Aboriginalization of education Example sentencesExamples Aboriginalization was a specific policy designed to foster Aboriginal participation in the affairs of the Institute. Two police stations were identified for "Aboriginalisation". We have developed a vision and a five-year plan called an Aboriginalisation plan. You now have an Aboriginalisation policy in the organisation. What do the Women's Law and Culture Meetings do to the process of Aboriginalisation? Aboriginalization could present several challenges to the existing teacher induction programme. It was hoped that an Aboriginalization of the health service could bring about a measure of self-reliance. This article further addresses the interesting issue of the "Aboriginalization" of the economy. The article focuses on land rights, Aboriginalisation, and identity. What they want is in the Aboriginalization of that process. Origin 1970s: from aboriginal + -ize + -ation.
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