Sentence examples for colonial functionaries from inspiring English sources
This book does not address the scientific advancements on infectious etiologies; rather, it provides the context for French innovation within colonial functionaries, clashing ideologies, and commercial considerations.
A disaffected follower of Chilembwe reported the preacher's "worrying intentions" to Philip Mitchell, a minor colonial functionary who later served as Governor of Uganda and Kenya, in August 1914.
The external observer of colonial times, the missionary, traveller, or colonial functionary, has taken new contemporary forms: the expert, commentator, or correspondent dispatched from the old metropolis to the Empire's peripheries.
Things get off to an admittedly interesting start as Belgian troops move through the Congo, their colonial possession, in the late 19th century, with Christoph Waltz's creepy functionary Léon Rom at their head (a version of the historical figure who was supposedly the model for Conrad's Mr Kurtz).
United Nations functionaries.
Culture functionaries touted elaborate music-education schemes.
Colonial means would serve post-colonial ends.
"Same functionaries have changed their color.
