Sentence examples for colonial model from inspiring English sources

His father, a retired engineer, is a rather secretive and reserved 'Englishman', in the usual colonial model.

Mr. Rolfes bought "a basic builder's house," he explained, because he liked the center-hall colonial model that he saw.

"It's not the primitive colonial model, where you use large-scale killing of the population," said Saleh Abdel Jawad, a professor of political science at Bir Zeit.

They are governed according to a British colonial model by a powerful bureaucrat called the political agent, who reports to the president.

Money is an important part of the argument, but the larger question is the Gurkhas' place in a modern country that, they say, still follows the classic colonial model of exploitation and abandonment.

"It's a colonial model in which we supply brute energy and all other kinds of raw materials to the south, but don't get any of the benefits of development and remain poor and backward".

This post-colonial model, promoted as much from London and New York as from Kingston, had virtually no appeal to the next generation of poets and novelists who were coming of age in the years after the death of Bob Marley.

Partnerships operating with expatriate research leaders can lead to sophisticated and yet neo-colonial models of collaborations (38), but the present partnership responded was relevant to the Honduran partner needs.

We are still locked in colonial economic models".

The new center was designed by the architect John Notaro of the Melville-based Notaro Grupp with a colonial theme modeled after a 20,000-square-foot center that Staller also owns in the historic Bellport village on the south shore.

He was born in a one-roomed house on a sugar plantation in 1955, and won a scholarship to Queen's College, Georgetown, at the age of 10. "We had a solid colonial education modelled on the public-school system over here," he recalls.