| These subclans are exogamous, and the members refer to each other by using kinship terms. |
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| This is suggestive of a patrilocal, exogamous marriage pattern consistent with documented historic Algonquian practices in the region. |
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| These exogamous marriages introduced the possibility of idolatry and syncretistic practices into the community. |
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| Among Chaldeans, most exogamous marriages bring an outsider into the community, rather than resulting in the loss of a member. |
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| Furthermore, the number of exogamous English-French households14 is growing, as are households in which at least one of the members is allophone. |
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| The work will focus on a number of areas, including the preschool sector and, with it, exogamous families with young children. |
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| Such a plan must rely on hosting programs, the support of exogamous parents and targeted early childhood development initiatives. |
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| Massive recruitment among exogamous families is presently underway at many, if not all, of the French-language school boards across Canada. |
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| Rural communities were exogamous, patrilocal, and patriarchal, with newly married women subservient in the families of their husbands until they had borne sons. |
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| Generally speaking, the exogamous nature of marriages in traditional Central African society was a potent factor in the spread of peace. |
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| Thus, a caste is endogamous, but all the kin-based units below it are exogamous and follow rigid rules about which clans or lineages are allowed to inter-marry. |
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| Geneviève and Doug Clark are an exogamous couple-or a bilingual family, as Geneviève prefers to call it. |
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| Proposal 7: That support cells be created to help, among others, endogamous and exogamous families. |
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| For a good many mixed or exogamous families, providing for the learning of French and passing on of French culture is first and foremost a question of means. |
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| Generally, unilineal descent groups were exogamous. |
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| That situation meant that indigenous communities felt the need to rally round other symbols, such as the Church or a patron saint, and to be inward-looking, with exogamous relationships a rarity. |
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| By the time their children-in particular those from exogamous or allophone families-are of school age, they have two, if not three, languages under their belts. |
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| There are more exogamous than endogamous marriages. |
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| Thus, the status report provided in the document will strengthen the optimal development of young children, whether they belong to an endogamous, exogamous, ethnocultural, rural or urban family. |
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| To foster additive bilingualism in minority environments, French needs to be the primary language used at school and Francophone parents from both exogamous and endogamous families need to speak French at home. |
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| The Nivkh were divided into exogamous clans. |
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| Also, the study prepared by Jack Jedwab revealed that more and more students in the English language school system are actually the eligible children of exogamous couples who are often primarily French-speaking. |
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| Although rights-holder children of exogamous couples represent a source of enrolment for these schools, the survival of these small schools remains at risk. |
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| Currently, the number of exogamous families, made up of either one Anglophone and one Francophone, or of one Allophone and one Francophone or Anglophone, is on the rise. |
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| This study aimed to test young children with a profile similar to those eventually recruited in the CCPP, i.e., children from exogamous families able to take the test at home. |
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| These children of exogamous couples, who have just one Francophone parent, represent an opportunity rather than a threat to the vitality of French-language schools. |
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| Marriage patterns were likely exogamous to the band, with women marrying in as wives, and with daughters and sisters marrying out. |
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| People's own concerns are first and foremost with their relatively endogamous settlements and their patrilineal exogamous clans. |
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| As a consequence of regional variations in fertility, exogamous parenting rates and migration, projected growth of the REGISTERED INDIAN population is expected to differ widely across regions. |
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| In relation to these groups, marriage was usually exogamous, with a man marrying a woman from another group, according to specific relationship criteria. |
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| These alliances were typically exogamous and were made not only within the clan structure of the Zhou themselves, but also between the Zhou and their neighbours. |
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