Sentence examples for colonial domain from inspiring English sources

The same century saw the beginning of emigration; relatively small numbers of emigrants settled at first in North America, notably in eastern Canada (Quebec) and in Louisiana, in certain parts of Latin America that are still départements of France (Martinique, Guadeloupe, and French Guiana), and later in various countries of Africa and Asia that were parts of France's colonial domain.

And he probably could not have anticipated how completely the very instruments of his analysis could then be adapted to sell even more of those things, especially in Europe's former colonial domains.

That prompted France's Socialist president, François Hollande, who has been wary of throwing his weight around in his country's former colonial domains, to send troops to bolster Mali's feeble and fractious administration (see article and article).

One of the most contentious points in Mr. D'Souza's article was his citation of a transaction by the Export-Import Bank of the United States to finance offshore drilling in Brazil, a deal Mr. D'Souza believes indicates Mr. Obama is more concerned with helping countries that formerly were the domains of colonial powers, rather than Americans.

To our knowledge this is the first report of a gene with a Zona Pellucida domain in a colonial ascidian.

Consequently irrigation management at the local level and ritual affairs remained outside the domain of the colonial state.

He spends most of the movie looking as if a host of Muhammadan fanatics were invading not the outposts of colonial power but the innermost domains of his own trousers, and his reverence for the name of Harry Feversham would be easier to share if he didn't insist on pronouncing it "Hairy".

Advocates for forest people seized on the law as overdue redress for communities denied rights to their traditional domain since the British colonial era.

Moreover, the term "colonial" as a marker of this domain of inquiry is also problematic in so far as it suggests historically implausible commonalities across territories that experienced very different techniques of domination.

It is hardly churlish to note that the European allies most vocal in support a military strike, Britain and France, are remembered in the region for their cynical scheming a century ago to appropriate the Ottomans' Arab domains for their own colonial empires.

A unique RBL-containing protein composed of 8 thrombospondin type 1 repeats (TSRs) and a single RBL domain has been identified in the colonial hydroid Hydractinia symbiolongicarpus.