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1. Like Kanaiolowalu, Kau Inoa also sought to bring the Native Hawaiian people together.
2. The native Hawaiian people of the area were called " Ke Awalau o Puuloa ".
3. Although indirect, the simple exposure to these foreign species caused permanent damage to the Native Hawaiian people and environment.
4. Pelekane means " Britain " and reveals the long-standing affinity that the Native Hawaiian people felt for England.
5. However, Mauna Kea's summit is considered the most sacred of all the mountains in Hawaii to many Native Hawaiian people.
6. It's difficult to find native hawaiian people in a sentence. 用native hawaiian people造句挺難的
7. Mauna Kea's summit is the most sacred of all the mountains in Hawaii to many, but not all, Native Hawaiian people.
8. In the following year, the Native Hawaiian Roll Commission actively began working on fulfilling its mandate to bring the Native Hawaiian people together by enrolling with the Commission.
9. Although Pauahi did not have keiki of her own, her aloha and concern for her people moved her to create the Kamehameha Schools for the children of the L
   
   hui Hawai i, her Native Hawaiian people.
10. Under the Hawaii Constitution, the Office of Hawaiian Affairs decides how millions of dollars are to be spent on behalf of the state's native Hawaiian people, and only people of Hawaiian ancestry may vote for its trustees.
11. The native Hawaiian people had a " special relationship " with the United States, indeed a sort of semi-sovereign status, analogous to that of native Indian tribes, which affords them a large measure of self-determination.
12. It would continue the effort at a state level regardless of whether that goal is achieved . " The Commission, in 2012, developed the mandate and called it Kanaiolowalu ( Kana'iolowalu ); an effort to bring the Native Hawaiian people together by enrolling Native Hawaiians onto a Native Hawaiian Roll.
13. So does the recognition that the " constitution and statutes of the State of Hawaii . . . acknowledge the distinct land rights of the Native Hawaiian people as beneficiaries of the public lands trust . . . [ and ] reaffirm and protect the unique right of the Native Hawaiian people to practice and perpetuate their cultural and religious customs, beliefs, practices, and language " ( 42 U . S . C . ?11701 ( 3 ) as quoted in Res.
14. So does the recognition that the " constitution and statutes of the State of Hawaii . . . acknowledge the distinct land rights of the Native Hawaiian people as beneficiaries of the public lands trust . . . [ and ] reaffirm and protect the unique right of the Native Hawaiian people to practice and perpetuate their cultural and religious customs, beliefs, practices, and language " ( 42 U . S . C . ?11701 ( 3 ) as quoted in Res.
15. Special attention is given to the 1993 Joint Resolution of Congress known as the " Apology Resolution, " which expressed regret for the role of the United States in the 1893 coup and " the deprivation of the rights of Native Hawaiians to self-determination . " The Respondent further notes that " The [ apology resolution ] specifically acknowledged that'the health and well-being of the Native Hawaiian people is intrinsically tied to . . . the land', that land was taken from Hawaiians without their consent or compensation, and that indigenous Hawaiians have'never directly relinquished their claims . . . over their national lands'. " ( 8 ).
16. If despite the expression of this intent herein, a court were to construe the Trade and Intercourse Act to apply to lands or land transfers in Hawaii before the date of enactment of this Act, then any transfer of land or natural resources located within the State of Hawaii prior to the date of enactment of this Act, by or on behalf of the Native Hawaiian people, or individual Native Hawaiians, shall be deemed to have been made in accordance with the Indian Trade and Intercourse Act and any other provision of Federal law that specifically applies to transfers of land or natural resources from, by, or on behalf of an Indian tribe, Native Hawaiians, or Native Hawaiian entities . " and; " nothing in this Act provides an authorization for eligibility to participate in any Indian program ."