Sentence examples for colonial plans from inspiring English sources
Saeb Erekat, the chief Palestinian negotiator, said in a statement, "We have not been notified of any changes to Israel's colonial plans".
Hanan Ashrawi, a member of the Palestine Liberation Organization's executive committee, said in a statement: "This initiative is a highly creative and legitimate nonviolent tool to protect our land from Israeli colonial plans.
Most potent in this planning is the strong continuity with colonial planning for these cities. Watson calls them (33.59 minutes) "new emerging urban fantasies that mimic western cities with their glass box towers, tuscan villas and gated villages".
Zuroff mentions Hitler's dream of Lebensraum: German colonial planning to create living space in the east explicitly foresaw the starvation, shooting, physical removal or assimilation of tens of millions of Slavs.
First, there is a continuation of colonial planning institutions in the post-colonial Dar es Salaam.
Acknowledging the urban consequences as being conditioned by the intense interplay between planning institutions and practice, and urban management and governance, this paper shows how the continued presence of colonial planning principles in the shaping of post-colonial planning practices may contribute to present-day urban consequences in Dar es Salaam.
The article demonstrates that the indigenous and colonial planning cultures became intimately entangled and hybridised, changing their character across time, moving from attempts of erasure to competition and creative cohabitation.
Before the Constitution, they had a colonial plan.
The Western and African media have long fueled the myth that Chinese investors are buying up vast tracts of land across Africa as part of some neo-colonial plan to export food back to China.
Against the background of the French colonial grid plan design of Dakar, the vernacular Lebou traditions of settlement configuration are discussed.
Second, colonial urban planning legacies still dominate the planning institutions and practices in the post-colonial Dar es Salaam, however in different forms.
