Sentence examples for its colonies from inspiring English sources

When the British Empire enacted copyright law for its colonies and called it colonial, or Imperial, copyright, it had its own interests in mind.

When an empire loses all of its colonies, it is assumed to be collapsed.

But theocracy certainly had its colonies and its advocates; it might have prevailed but for a few outstanding voices.

The British colonial administration entrenched "buggery laws" in its colonies, many of which remain in some form.

It was hard to see how Portugal benefitted from its colonies.

The game of "gawf", as it was first called, spread: first to England, and subsequently to its colonies.

By improving its colonies around the web, Facebook will be able to show it can drive more referral traffic to publishers.

Does this new "empire of ideals" also have its colonies?

You report that the European Union's new plan would stop favoring its colonies' produce.

Its colonies form the cornerstone of London's black musical styles, even now.

Roth's sense of ostracism was echoed by those who came to Europe from its colonies.