Sentence examples for british colonial system from inspiring English sources

The Tumbuka were among the first to establish political organizations to oppose the British colonial system.

That's not to say they're European, but they do have a very strong influence from the British colonial system, and it still exists today".

Despite their reabsorption into the British colonial system subsequent to the war, the Afrikaners retained their language and culture and eventually attained politically the power they had failed to establish militarily.

Further, during the nineteenth century, British colonial system and other intra-imperial conditions have restricted females to migrate (McKeown 2004).

Having broken from the British colonial system only in 1947, India's art scene is young relative to that of the West, with most of its first-generation artists still alive and producing.

The school system in the Bahamas is derived from the British colonial system, however it has been influenced to some degree by the North American educational system such that their schools have been organized into school districts which govern each school's operation [ 28], with some of the schools being affiliated with the New England Association of Schools and Colleges [ 34].

British colonial government transformed the system and turned it first into a system of indirect rule, then in 1948, using this culturally based institution, they incorporated the Malay monarchy into the blueprints for the independent Persekutuan Tanah Melayu.

Initially, the British colonial government had introduced the system to protect its commercial interests, particularly in oil and tea.

In 1789, Andrew Bell invented the Madras system of education to order to instruct British colonial subjects in India; it was a disciplinary system which employed a hierarchy of student monitors and very few teachers (economical for the colonies, Bell argued).

The British colonial administration in India affected the system of Hindu law by applying the traditional rules in a hard-and-fast way and by introducing the concept of precedent.

The system of government is closely modelled on that of the Westminster parliamentary system, a legacy of British colonial rule.