Sentence examples for experience of decolonisation from inspiring English sources

Patients found to be MRSA positive were asked about their experience of decolonisation treatment.

Initially of interest primarily to soldier-scholars seeking to systematise their experiences as counter-insurgents in wars of decolonisation [1, 2], insurgency (and its cognates) increasingly became the subject of several landmark studies by political scientists [3 5], historians [6], and economists [7].

Still, the process of decolonisation is firmly underway.

In the process of decolonisation, records were destroyed.

But did that signal an end to this unfinished bit of decolonisation?

Potentially, almost every part of the narrative of decolonisation will have to be rewritten.

The history of decolonisation is still dominated by the work of generously resourced western historians.

At the time of decolonisation, colonial officials destroyed and removed tons of documents from Kenya.

Indonesia's democratic rebirth came with what some see as a second wave of decolonisation.

The project of decolonisation in the humanities was taken up vigorously in the 1990s by postcolonial theory.

The reality is that Britain needed reserve troops in the event of a nuclear conflict and to fight in its various wars of decolonisation.