Sentence examples for indirect rules from inspiring English sources

The numerical data from biped measuring instruments, and the linguistic rules obtained from intuitive walking knowledge and biomechanics study have been classified into four categories: direct rules, direct data, indirect rules, and indirect data.

The British called it "indirect rule".

In the countryside, "indirect rule" through chiefs became more broadly representative.

The British policy of indirect rule was most clearly formulated by Frederick J.D. Lugard in Nigeria.

The habits and tactics of indirect rule in the British Isles spread to the north American colonies and to India.

This method of governing the tribal areas — indirect rule through local chiefs — dates back to the British imperial period.

Indirect rule is the pattern in Afghanistan: the illusion of self-government joined to the reality of imperial tutelage.

Sir Gordon Guggisberg, who served as governor from 1919 to 1929, introduced indirect rule by restoring the Asante king to his title.

Industrial development and increasing Westernization often made indirect rule through chiefs inappropriate to changing African needs, however.

As a senior CPA person puts it, the hope is that indirect rule proves more positive than direct.

The British practiced indirect rule in the region, leaving in place Islamic rulers and allowing them to retain sharia for civil matters like marriage and inheritance.