The debate on the reform of the postage in Belgium occurred at the same time as widespread postage reform, influenced by the British example, in France, Bavaria and elsewhere.
It is also suggested that Mr. Obama's desire to pin the blame for the oil disaster solely on BP and Britain springs from his perception of oil exploration in American waters by a British company as another example of such imperialism.
"The Seraph and the Zambesi," which Stannard deems "possibly the first example by a British author of what became known as magical realism," won Spark the Observer's 1951 Christmas-fiction contest.
A blind trial conducted in 2009 by Matthew Trusler, a British violinist, for example, compared modern violins made with treated and untreated wood from the same trees with a Stradivarius made in 1711.
The British example is a scary example.
It's the kind of film that - theoretically, at least - could have been made by a British director; but Altman showed by example that no one operating here has either the inspiration or the ability.
A huge iron ore mine under development near Nuuk, for example, is owned by a British company but financed in part by a Chinese steel maker.
For example, a new unauthorised biography of Tom Cruise by a British author, Andrew Morton, contains detailed and highly critical material about the film star's involvement in Scientology.
Follow the British example.
A British hostage is threatened by a British jihadist.
