Sentence examples for financial colonisation from inspiring English sources

"It's a financial colonisation," said Argovtopoulos. "It's an attempt for companies in the north of Europe, the rich countries, to own monopolies like water systems, electricity and gas, in the poor southern countries in Europe.

But perhaps not for too much longer: Islington is changing as a wave of "supergentrification" fuels its colonisation by London's financial elite.

The Demos researchers looked at four possible scenarios for the future: (1) migration eastwards to the Olympic Park; (2) "upgrade" (stay put but address existing problems and complaints – eg about connectivity, skills gaps and muddled government policy); (3) colonisation of the area by the financial services industry; and (4) decline.

This sustained shrinking of the earnings pool, and its counterpart, the colonisation of the proceeds of growth by a small financial and business elite, has been in part the result of the rise in the supply of global labour.

Applied more widely, to the Soviet occupations of Eastern Europe, and Western colonisation of much of the rest of the world, the whole concept of generalised financial compensation for occupation quickly loses credibility.

Known as assisted colonisation.

Is colonisation now morally acceptable?

In his view "immigration was becoming colonisation".

Colonisation works by making Indigenous people dependant.

Now the subject is nature versus colonisation.

Northern Rhodesia had colonisation; Barotseland had colonisation lite.