Sentence examples for colonial reports from inspiring English sources

Colonial reports show that 18 million gallons of palm oil were exported from southern Nigeria in 1908.

A set of the files — 445 colonial reports — was released on 23 December, but progress is slow going.

Although we cannot exclude reporting biases concerning GUDs (or any other diseases) in colonial reports, these biases are likely to be less of an issue for cases detected in the major cities from the 1920s onwards, when health systems became better established.

We compiled STD and GUD incidence data for all the countries at or near the ranges of chimpanzees and sooty mangabeys through a survey of the relevant literature, of the period 1890 1960, from the following sources: 1) Official colonial reports about health, or containing sections about health, and covering also demographic issues.

Endecott, as a consolation, was given command of the colonial militia, reporting to the governor.

A non-colonial species reported from around the Antarctic Peninsula in 1993 has cells that superficially resemble the cnidocytes of cnidaria, and fire sticky threads.

We reviewed colonial medicine articles, reports, and reviews, for the countries of chimpanzee and sooty mangabey ranges, searching for information about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), GUDs, and diseases requiring intensive injection treatments (see Materials and Methods, section GUD incidences survey).

To our knowledge, in the many publications on human parasites originating in Vietnam since the 19th century colonial era, no reports on these intestinal fishborne parasites have appeared (11 ).

We surveyed colonial medical literature reporting incidences of GUD for the relevant regions, concentrating on cities, suffering less reporting biases than rural areas.

The alleged accounting issues are connected to more than a year's worth of audited financial statements and regulatory financial reporting, Colonial said in the filing, adding that it was cooperating with the investigation.

Moreover, the Borana were forced to provide labour in transporting the rations of the Abyssinian soldiers over long distances and to build their houses at the garrisons (Bizuneh 2008 .42 The Kenyan colonial administrators' annual report is replete with incidences of harassment and looting of livestock as well as killings and kidnappings of Boranas by Abyssinian authorities.43.43