Sentence examples for colonial stance from inspiring English sources

Moreover, they warn that attempts to explain the suffering of women in developing countries in simplistic terms often tend to reproduce a "colonial stance" toward the global South.

The leading theory is that Hammarskjöld's plane was shot down, by opponents of his anti-colonial stance in Africa.

His rhetorical question to the colonists "How is it that we hear the loudest yelps for liberty from the drivers of Negroes?" can be traced in large part to a principled and consistent stance against colonial oppression.

"The former colonial power should not be taking stances on the internal developments of former colonies".

I implore all of the elected officials, particularly now with midterm elections, to have a firm stance: You're either for colonial territories or against it.

From the 1920s under Japanese colonial rule, the Korean Christians had kept antagonistic stance against growing communist movements.

The mission of Stoughton and Bulkley did little more than antagonize colonial officials in London because of their hardline stance.

The initial impetus for the Unist'ot'en's hard-line anti-pipeline stance is the devastation of their traditional territories by the colonial governments that overtook them.

It is in dealing with the colonial project that Chanda could have stopped being a reporter and taken a stance more firmly in criticising adventurism.

After the Russian Revolution in early 1917, and in view of the worsening situation of the Central Powers, Piłsudski took an increasingly uncompromising stance, insisting that his men no longer be treated as "German colonial troops" and only be used to fight Russia.

The administration chose a policy proposal for the southern African region that said in part: "We can, through selective relaxation of our stance toward the white regimes, encourage some modification of their current racial and colonial policies".