Not until the 7th and 8th centuries was the Maghrib conquered; the Arabs, who imposed on the native peoples the religion of Islam and Arabic, the language of the Quʾrān, thus absorbed the Maghrib into the Muslim civilization.
All the types of servitude imposed on the natives, such as mita and yanaconazgo, were abolished, and the natives received citizenship.
We had a good life and had a hard one imposed on us". In the second portion, Okazaki shows how many native Hawaiians have organized to fight rampant resort development and other incursions.
No nation - except only and always the French - clung to this reflex more tenaciously than the British, who had been able to impose on the natives of India and Africa the assumption that Windsor soup and toast racks were as normal as coats and ties.
In Anglo-American law today, deportation is a civil enactment imposed on persons who are neither native-born nor naturalized citizens.
He said of repatriation requests, "Archeologists don't like them, but at least there's a link between the members of the tribes and the remains in question, and additionally there's the history of white European settlers imposing themselves on Native Americans.
A speech about international unity was read for foreign language film winner Asghar Farhadi, who boycotted the Oscars because of the travel ban imposed on Muslim-majority countries, including his native Iran.
After the war, Stalin imposed on eastern Europe a new kind of colonial control based on native Communist regimes nominally independent but in fact subservient to himself.
We subsequently present experimental results that demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed sFlow-based mechanism compared to the native OF approach, in terms of overhead imposed on usage of system resources.
Our hypothesis is that at the lower temperature less folding stress is provoked by the native Pichia proteins and consequently less cumulative pressure is imposed on the folding machinery.
