airfa造句

• Before the AIRFA was passed, certain U . S . federal laws interfered with the traditional religious practices of many American Indians.
• Section 2 of the AIRFA directs federal agencies to consult with American Indian spiritual leaders to determine appropriate procedures to protect the inherent rights of American Indians, as laid out it the act.
• However, the court determined that, because the tribes had not stated a requisite " legal " burden on those rights, that they could not receive protection under the AIRFA.
• In the early 1990s, Native Americans assessed the AIRFA court battles and concluded that the non-Native public had virtually no understanding of what such sacred places meant to Indian communities, why they were important, and how their protection was fundamental to the free exercise of their religions.
• The case illustrates that compliance with the review procedure of the AIRFA does not provide any assurance that judicial protections or substantive agency will be offered to Native American religious belief and practice, even if the serious endangerment to Native American religion from proposed government action is recognized within that review procedure.
• :: * "'Lyng v . Northwest Cemetery Protective Association, 1988 "' section on Cobell uses a politically-charged quote from the case, and I could not find any further mention of the case, as it was not listed in the book's index under Lyng, NCPA, nor did it appear in any sections listed in the index under First Amendment nor AIRFA.
• Due to the criticism of the AIRFA and its inability to enforce the provisions it outlined in 1978, on June 10, 1994 the House of Representatives Committee on Natural resources, and later the Subcommittee on Native American Affairs, met to bring about H . R . 4155 in order to provide for the management of federal lands in a way that doesn't frustrate the traditional religions and religious purposes of Native Americans.