decolonisation In A Sentence

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• The process of decolonisation in Portuguese Timor began in 1974, following the change of government in Portugal in the wake of the Carnation Revolution.
• It has completed a phase I clinical trial for nasal decolonisation of MRSA-being tested against 5 bacterial strains.
• India was granted Independence in 1947 and Britain's global influence rapidly declined as decolonisation proceeded.
• In the United Nations, India supported the decolonisation of Morocco and the Moroccan freedom movement.
• Supporters of the British Raj argued that decolonisation was impossible in the middle of a great war.
• Examples of administrations appointed during decolonisation processes are described above.
• Its commitment to decolonisation through nonviolent means made it relatively reluctant to provide military assistance to national liberation movements.
• Decolonisation meant that, by and large, independent states were created out of existing areas of colonial administration, within their colonial frontiers.
• After Norman Manley was elected Chief Minister in 1955, he sped up the process of decolonisation via several constitutional amendments.
• From 1974 until 1979 he lived in Papua New Guinea, which was in the process of decolonisation.
• His research interests were in Intellectual History, Irish political history, US Foreign policy, decolonisation, Terrorism and International relations.
• By 1968, after decolonisation, it had 126 members.
• In November 2009 he was elected to the UN Special Committee on decolonisation in New York City.
• The Manchester conference helped set the agenda for decolonisation in the post-war period.
• By 1958, they were strongly opposed to Charles de Gaulle's policy of decolonisation in French Algeria.
• At war's end, the United Nations set in motion the decolonisation of Africa.
• Here is the 21st-century European style of decolonisation: from protectorate to EU member state, without ever achieving full, sovereign independence in between.
• The remaining colonial empires ended through the decolonisation of European rule in Africa and Asia.
• In November 2009 she was elected to the UN Special Committee on decolonisation in New York City.