Sentence examples for colonialism to from inspiring English sources

We are to make connections with colonialism; to think about trade routes and Britain's diversity.

Is Jewish "colonialism" to be blamed for donkey carts from Afghanistan to Jordan as well?

Mr. Ngugi's politically charged writing documented Kenya's repressive days and chronicled the country's difficult transition from colonialism to self-rule.

China is so big, of course, that it would take three hundred years of colonialism to make it like Hong Kong today".

For the face of the United States has changed for us from that of the policeman, who represented imperialism and colonialism, to that of the peacemaker.

Bahrain's foreign minister (himself a member of the ruling family) has said that it would be wrong to use the word colonialism to describe Britain's role in Bahrain.

Also, it was Ceylon's fate early to fall victim to European colonialism, first to the Portuguese, then to the Dutch, and finally to the British, before it regained nationhood in 1948.

Mugabe has repeatedly used the charge of neo-colonialism to cover his misdemeanours in the hope of garnering support from fellow African leaders.

Postcolonialism is viewed as a theoretical approach that can enable clinicians and students to understand and respond to the ways that colonialism continues to create and sustain health inequities.

Marie Thérèse Assiga-Ahanda of Cameroon wrote the novel Sociétés africaines et "High Society" (1978; "African Societies and 'High Society'"), a story about two people returning to their country after colonialism, only to find a new kind of colonialism an internal kind.

This project aims to understand ethnocultural food and health practices of Aboriginal and immigrant women, and how these intersect with respect to the legacy of Aboriginal colonialism and to the social contexts of cultural adaptation and adjustment of immigrants.