Sentence examples for colonial issues from inspiring English sources

In the 19th century, however, colonial issues proper multiplied.

Japan says all colonial issues were settled when the two nations normalized ties in 1965.

The native coinage continued until World War II but had largely been replaced by French colonial issues.

British colonial issues, begun under Elizabeth I with silver for the East India Company, were extended in the 17th century.

Silver and bronze for Hong Kong began in 1863, and in closely succeeding years colonial issues were started for Jamaica, Cyprus, Mauritius, Zanzibar, North Borneo, Honduras, and elsewhere.

The Algerian crisis tested Malraux's Gaullism, and he found himself, in some discomfort, on the other side of colonial issues that he had espoused passionately in his youth.

I think that the world is going through a process of understanding more and more that this is a colonial issue, an issue of colonialism, and that the people living there were transferred to the islands".

"The troubles in the suburbs helped bring the whole French colonial issue in the open," he ventured one recent morning, referring to the riots outside Paris in 2005 among mainly ethnic Arabs and black African youths.

In the 1684 election, Joseph Dudley, who had been labelled as an enemy of the colony (along with Stoughton, Bulkley, and others) for his moderate position on colonial charter issues, failed to win reelection to the council.

Colonial American issues then briefly subsided from the stage.

The film is dated in manner and vision, but for all its flaws, it still has an effect: It dramatically captures many of the colonial era's issues, provides a sense of the period and reasons to pay attention to it, and provokes curiosity.