Sentence examples for advent of European from inspiring English sources

Mr Sarkozy is hailing the advent of European "economic government".

Any complaints about fixture congestion seemed to have been lost in time but the advent of European club football did undermine the appetite for such parochial titles.

But, then, this art was primed by creative forces that had little to do with the advent of European and American industrialisation, or objections to historic decadence.

Although shaken by the Ngoni occupation in the mid-19th century, the people of Nkansi in particular found new unification under King Kapuufi from 1860 until the advent of European occupation in the 1880s.

The Chinese who settled in the port towns of the archipelago in the fifteenth century are a reminder of the great maritime network that, long before the advent of European colonialists, bound Southeast Asia to places as far away as the Mediterranean.

The concept of "race" arose concurrently with the advent of European exploration as a justification and rationale for conquest and domination of the globe beginning around the 15th century of the Common Era.

With the advent of Europeans, they demonstrated a natural seafaring talent.

The Mohawk are one of five hundred and sixty-six tribes recognized by the United States whose presence on the continent predates "contact" — the advent of Europeans.

Some have become so interwoven with alien concepts Western, after the advent of the European, for example that it is impossible to completely unravel their sources.

Since 2009 and the advent of the European AVMS (Audio Visual Media Services) directive, the UK has had an obligation to regulate all "TV-like" broadcasts, including on-demand content on the internet and video on newspaper websites.

The advent of the European Galileo and the Chinese Beidou constellations significantly added complexity to the system and calls for an adequate global view on the four constellations present in operation.