Meanings of tribal affiliation in anglès

Actually, I am satisfied with my career, but dissatisfied with my tribal affiliation.

At the last census, one in four Māori did not declare a tribal affiliation.

Carl Hollywood, remembering his new tribal affiliation, went so far as to doff his hat and bow.

You want to know my tribal affiliation?

But the tribal affiliation takes precedence when they are sent to fight at home, an advisor to Hadi told Reuters.

That was particularly hard in places such as Afghanistan, where some people had only one name and were identified by their tribal affiliation.

Federal prosecutors in Manhattan are investigating racecar driver Scott Tucker, who regulators say controlled payday lending firm AMG Services Inc, which claimed a tribal affiliation.

Over the next decade, some 2.5 million acres of land were removed from tribal control, and 12,000 Native Americans lost their tribal affiliation.

Two episodes into his latest countrywide search for an amateur choir and the tribal affiliations of our land are laid brutally bare.

Political parties with tribal affiliations are outlawed in Burundi where two decades of ethnic conflict killed 300,000 people.

They did, however, create map overlays that would plot social relations and tribal affiliations in their area, along with photos of key local leaders.

Allied with the Pakistani Taliban, they have no tribal affiliations in Pakistan and are seen mainly as al Qaeda's foot soldiers with little clout.

The New Yorker, February 2, 1976 P. 25 Mentioned and quotes in Comment about how tribal affiliations lead to war.

Parties with tribal affiliations are outlawed in the small coffee-growing central African nation, which endured two decades of ethnic conflict that killed 300,000 people.