Sentence examples for colonial administrations from inspiring English sources

The southern information minister, Benjamin Marial, said: "The present capitals of Africa were established by colonial administrations.

The new residents' education, language, and collective memory were shaped by colonial administrations, and that background was roughly familiar to the host communities.

The idea of a park that excluded human habitation was then exported to the third world by various colonial administrations, particularly by the British and French in Africa and Asia.

Police Zone, southern two-thirds of South West Africa (now Namibia) in which the German and later South African colonial administrations were able to establish effective European-style police control beginning in the early 20th century.

Other reports (for example, those of the chief land adviser to the Palestine government, Sir Ernest Dowson) are less well known than they ought to be, both for their significance to the inter-war history of Palestine and, as importantly, to the comparative study of colonial administrations in the twentieth century.

His position here had some influence on British colonial administrations.

The British colonial administration entrenched "buggery laws" in its colonies, many of which remain in some form.

Thus, British colonial administration was forced to "abandon" its former colonies of India, Burma and Ceylon after a combination of armed struggles and negotiations.

Spanish colonial administration was corrupt, inefficient, and inflexible.

India would thereafter have a colonial administration, ruled from London.

In the aftermath of the scandal, the colonial administration created the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau.