Sentence examples for continued colonisation from inspiring English sources

"Scepticism and despondency have returned due to... Israeli intransigence and continued colonisation".

In this it speaks for most Palestinians, whose faith in Oslo vanished with Israel's continued colonisation of the occupied territories and its violent response to the intifada.

Further, Man-recognition by C. jejuni 11168-O suggests that Man may be required for initial adherence to host tissues after environmental challenge, but may not be necessary for continued colonisation.

Israel's continuing colonisation of the West Bank is leading to a "one-state solution", the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, has told the Guardian, while indicating that he may be poised this week to accept a US proposal for "proximity talks" with Israel through American mediators.

Meanwhile, a former US general has warned that the absence of a peace deal and continued Israeli colonisation of the West Bank and East Jerusalem could lead to an apartheid state.

But the original crucial link between western imperial power and the Zionist project became a permanent strategic alliance after the establishment of Israel – throughout the expulsion and dispossession of the Palestinians, multiple wars, 44 years of military occupation and the continuing illegal colonisation of the West Bank and Gaza.

The new book suggests Lincoln continued to support colonisation, engaging in secret diplomacy with the British to establish a colony in British Honduras.

Labor, Likud and Kadima alike, Israeli governments without fail have continued or intensified the colonisation of the occupied territories, entrenching Israel's separate-and-unequal rule, a reality belied by the false "dove"/ hawk" dichotomy.

The full picture is obscured by the total number of anthropogenic factors that began with British colonisation and continued with the introduction of tilapias concurrently with the Nile perch.

Artist Katie West, who is of Yindjibarndi descent, told the Guardian that Abramović's words were "a perfect example of the continuing effects of colonisation".

This reflects the high levels of disadvantage and discrimination experienced by Indigenous peoples in Australia stemming from the historical and continuing impacts of colonisation, such as land dispossession, racism, and the forced removal of children from their families (COAG, 2009).