Sentence examples for process of decolonization from inspiring English sources

There is a process of decolonization.

The process of decolonization in south-central Africa and the High Commission territories was generally peaceful.

The Algerian crisis sped the process of decolonization in the rest of the empire.

The bases are the first permanent French military installations to be built outside of French territory since the process of decolonization began more than half a century ago.

Lobo Antunes is less optimistic: he reduces the process of decolonization to rubbish-dumping, deriding the revolutionaries who so hastily withdrew from Africa.

The process of "decolonization" was unfolding much faster than anyone had expected, and new nations were pouring into the United Nations.

Challenging the conventional dichotomy between ideology and strategy in international politics, From Development to Dictatorship engages with a growing literature on development as a key rubric for understanding the interconnected processes of decolonization and the Cold War.

Compared to processes of decolonization elsewhere, the Provisional Executive was a unique institution, as it represented an executive council of twelve men from both the colony's European and Algerian Muslim communities and included members of the FLN Front de Libération Nationalee).

In the early 1960s, free of colonial entanglements, France enjoyed a period of perceived increasing stability and affluence, managing for the time being to avoid facing the consequences of the processes of decolonization, which were already creating the conditions of far more radical sociocultural change.

The process of political decolonization was arduous and, it can be said, is still going on, since even today the Parti Québécois includes nationalist sovereignty on its plank.

The process of formal decolonization continued with the backing of the resolve that emerged from Bandung.