Exempel på colonial

• The present political system is a hangover from the colonial era.

• These old buildings are the last vestiges of a colonial past.

• He still thinks Britain is a great colonial power.

• These attitudes are a relic from our colonial past.

• In actual fact, return from the colonies to the metropole was a routine phenomenon, and returned colonials were familiar figures on the metropolitan landscape.

• Young people blended old and new in ways that threatened the dominance of their elders, traditional rulers, colonials and missionaries alike.

• American colonials were heirs to a long tradition saying that "the government of any state must form a nurturing bond with religious institutions".

• Another group of colonials held a different view.

• The bodies of all of these returned colonials have become undisciplined both with respect to the norms of legality and to the imperatives of labor.

• The doubling and return of colonials - some abject, some not - is, then, a trope that expresses a number of underlying cultural anxieties.

• In the finished libretto, the allusion to colonial rule remains tacit, but it is, nevertheless, easily readable.

• Chapter 3 described the web of relationships of pre-colonial societies in which kinship was the prime determinant of obligation and responsibility.

• All colonial painting began in a process of copying.

• They were frequently imposed by colonial regimes using force where necessary.

• Chapter 7.3 examines the colonial impact upon agriculture, and this example confines itself to a very brief exploration of the colonial experience.

• There are three areas in which the political characteristics of pre-colonial societies can be identified in the contemporary situation.

• European languages were spread by this emigration, and by colonial rule and economic intercourse.

• Domestic servants and white-collar workers, though they worked for a wage, are classified separately because they are easily distinguishable in the colonial sources.

• Punishments administered by the colonial courts were more inflexible than those available through indigenous judicial procedures, but the change was neither sudden nor drastic.