Sentence examples for colonial interference from inspiring English sources

They have little history of colonial interference in Iranian affairs.

"They [the Arabs and Kurds] now know what real bombing means, in casualties and damage," Harris reported after quelling the latest resistance to British colonial interference.

Middle Eastern tribalism, just like the African variety, is the direct result of colonial interference which frustrated the indigenous development of state-building.

While he has often railed against the European Union, accusing the executive commission last month of "colonial" interference, for example, mounting economic pressure appears to have contributed to his willingness to compromise.

Proclamations of colonial interference.

Designed to provide a framework for protecting nascent Latin American republics from European colonial interference, the Monroe Doctrine grew into a vision of United States (U.S).

Chinese officials have presented the planned visit as post-colonial interference, pointing out that Britain handed over Hong Kong in 1997.

In fact he described any federal intrusion in the matter as a despotic act analogous to George III's imperial interference in colonial affairs or Hamilton's corrupt scheme to establish a disguised form of monarchy in the early republic.

Through its name and organization efforts, Sequoyah asserted a textual and aesthetic imagining of Indigenous interference in colonial geopolitics.

He opposed military interference in colonial administration, including attempts to quarter British troops in private homes, and had a generally positive relationship with the colonial assembly.

Thus, after the rebellion in 1837 in Canada he defended Lord Durham's recommendations for internal responsible self-government in the colonies, free on the whole from interference from the colonial power.