colonisation in A Sentence

The real difficulty with Colonisation is genetic diversity.

Technology has always been a powerful tool of Colonisation.

This Colonisation program attracted about 300 families from France.

Colonisation of planets and communication between different galactic civilisations.

Today there are ideological Colonisations which destroy, not with weapons, but with ideas.

The presence of the fungus on the body, called Colonisation, doesn't necessarily cause illness.

Colonisation did not only rob our people of wealth, it destroyed the country's psyche itself.

The book focuses on the legacy of British Colonisation and its losses on the Indian subcontinent.

The Colonisation ended in Europe, while India, China and other developing countries started counter-revolution with developed countries.

Perhaps because of that, lack of historical knowledge and sense we see all conquests as Colonisation.

It is always possible to hold out informal assurances that there will be no“Colonisation” of the Kashmir valley.

Personally, I am content that these were primarily journeys of scientific discovery rather than of conquest or Colonisation.

However,‘land' and‘Colonisation' being state subjects, it is for the State Governments to pursue the initiatives under the NUHHP: 2007.

But this Colonisation delayed the normal recovery of the microbiota, which remained perturbed for the entire six month study period.

With hindsight, the feminist movement can be implicated as an agent of Colonisation, but it did support votes for Māori women.

Arab influences are visible in North African music and dance and, in Southern Africa, Western influences are apparent due to Colonisation.

Yet its Colonisation of the UK is believed to have been a natural event that would have occurred(more slowly) without human intervention.

It has been shown that healthcare workers are a significant source of MRSA on hospital wards, especially from nasal and hand Colonisation.

If the rise of European Colonisation began in 18th century India, then the rallying cry of'Jai Hind!' also signalled its end in 1947.".

After unsuccessful attempts at Colonisation by the Spanish and French, Antigua was colonised by Sir Thomas Warner in 1632 and formally become a British colony in 1667.

After unsuccessful attempts at Colonisation by the Spaniards and French, Antigua was colonised by Sir Thomas Warner in 1632 and formally became a British colony in 1667.

However, 1-3% of the total population are colonised with MRSA and in most cases no treatment is necessary, as Colonisation does not lead to any harmful infection[2].

He valued European civilisation and saw Colonisation as spreading its benefits, with the sad but inevitable effect that savage peoples who did not become civilised faced extinction.

He valued European civilisation and saw Colonisation as spreading its benefits, with the sad but inevitable effect of extermination of savage peoples who did not become civilized.

In 1770, Lieutenant James Cook charted the east coast of Australia for Great Britain and returned with accounts favouring Colonisation at Botany Bay(now in Sydney), New South Wales.

Environmental historians also ask how past societies interacted with their surroundings and consider how and why more ecologically stable ways of living were destroyed through Colonisation by powerful, expanding empires.

After Diderot finished ghostwriting its 1780 edition, History of the Two Indies is unflinching in its attacks on the slave trade, and the greed, arrogance and violence Colonisation has unleashed:.

There is a story that is commonly told in Britain that the Colonisation of India- as horrible as it may have been- was not of any major economic benefit to Britain itself.

Despite everything we might expect today, the book represents one of history's most forthright attacks on European Colonisation, inspiring François-Dominique Toussaint Louverture, leader of the 1791-1804 Haitian revolt which overthrew French colonial rule.

In the late 19th century, Aotearoa New Zealand was a volatile and rapidly changing contact zone where British settlers confidently introduced systematic Colonisation, often at the expense of the indigenous Māori population.

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colonisation in A Sentence

The real difficulty with Colonisation is genetic diversity.

Technology has always been a powerful tool of Colonisation.

This Colonisation program attracted about 300 families from France.

Colonisation of planets and communication between different galactic civilisations.

Today there are ideological Colonisations which destroy, not with weapons, but with ideas.

The presence of the fungus on the body, called Colonisation, doesn't necessarily cause illness.

Colonisation did not only rob our people of wealth, it destroyed the country's psyche itself.

The book focuses on the legacy of British Colonisation and its losses on the Indian subcontinent.

The Colonisation ended in Europe, while India, China and other developing countries started counter-revolution with developed countries.

Perhaps because of that, lack of historical knowledge and sense we see all conquests as Colonisation.

It is always possible to hold out informal assurances that there will be no“Colonisation” of the Kashmir valley.

Personally, I am content that these were primarily journeys of scientific discovery rather than of conquest or Colonisation.

However,‘land' and‘Colonisation' being state subjects, it is for the State Governments to pursue the initiatives under the NUHHP: 2007.

But this Colonisation delayed the normal recovery of the microbiota, which remained perturbed for the entire six month study period.

With hindsight, the feminist movement can be implicated as an agent of Colonisation, but it did support votes for Māori women.

Arab influences are visible in North African music and dance and, in Southern Africa, Western influences are apparent due to Colonisation.

Yet its Colonisation of the UK is believed to have been a natural event that would have occurred(more slowly) without human intervention.

It has been shown that healthcare workers are a significant source of MRSA on hospital wards, especially from nasal and hand Colonisation.

If the rise of European Colonisation began in 18th century India, then the rallying cry of'Jai Hind!' also signalled its end in 1947.".

After unsuccessful attempts at Colonisation by the Spanish and French, Antigua was colonised by Sir Thomas Warner in 1632 and formally become a British colony in 1667.

After unsuccessful attempts at Colonisation by the Spaniards and French, Antigua was colonised by Sir Thomas Warner in 1632 and formally became a British colony in 1667.

However, 1-3% of the total population are colonised with MRSA and in most cases no treatment is necessary, as Colonisation does not lead to any harmful infection[2].

He valued European civilisation and saw Colonisation as spreading its benefits, with the sad but inevitable effect that savage peoples who did not become civilised faced extinction.

He valued European civilisation and saw Colonisation as spreading its benefits, with the sad but inevitable effect of extermination of savage peoples who did not become civilized.

In 1770, Lieutenant James Cook charted the east coast of Australia for Great Britain and returned with accounts favouring Colonisation at Botany Bay(now in Sydney), New South Wales.

Environmental historians also ask how past societies interacted with their surroundings and consider how and why more ecologically stable ways of living were destroyed through Colonisation by powerful, expanding empires.

After Diderot finished ghostwriting its 1780 edition, History of the Two Indies is unflinching in its attacks on the slave trade, and the greed, arrogance and violence Colonisation has unleashed:.

There is a story that is commonly told in Britain that the Colonisation of India- as horrible as it may have been- was not of any major economic benefit to Britain itself.

Despite everything we might expect today, the book represents one of history's most forthright attacks on European Colonisation, inspiring François-Dominique Toussaint Louverture, leader of the 1791-1804 Haitian revolt which overthrew French colonial rule.

In the late 19th century, Aotearoa New Zealand was a volatile and rapidly changing contact zone where British settlers confidently introduced systematic Colonisation, often at the expense of the indigenous Māori population.

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