Sentence examples for white occupation from inspiring English sources

Thousands of Coloureds, blacks, and Indians were removed from areas classified for white occupation.

The Cape Colony's government intended to destroy the powers of the Sotho chiefs and revise their traditional laws, and attractive land in Basutoland was earmarked for white occupation.

There are reminders of the contradictions of Australia's history of white occupation and migration, including Sue Woolfe's story about her father who illegally left his British Navy ship – a criminal offence.

A few weeks later, he wrote to Maund again: with the royal charter in place, "whatever [Lobengula] does now will not affect the fact that when there is a white occupation of the country our concession will come into force provided the English and not Boers get the country".

In the multivariate model, high educational level and white-collar occupation, but not white race, were associated with halving of oral cancer risk.

A white collar occupation was associated with increased risk of SCD, when compared to blue collar occupations.

But elective office is still overwhelmingly a white male occupation.

Three poems stood out: Patrick Widdess's Acquisitions, Isabel Save's After her Divorce and Justine White's Occupation.

During the 1919-20 civil war, the town of Kharkov shifted from Red to White army occupation during a single evening performance, condemning the Moscow Arts touring company to three years of exile.

Professional or white collar occupation emerged in the first regression analysis as protective against risk for undernutrition.

As an alternative to the census categories, managerial and professional specialties plus technical, sales and administrative support were grouped as "white collar" occupations, whereas all the other categories, except homemakers, were grouped as "blue collar" occupations.