Examples of using Decolonisation in English and their translations into Bulgarian
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
the creation of new countries due to decolonisation.
the Minister Mrs Jiménez stressed that the opinion of the International Court of Justice in The Hague was that decolonisation has not yet taken place and that Western Sahara cannot be assimilated into Morocco.
With decolonisation, which led to many new states joining the UN,
the Tuareg- which were left without a homeland after decolonisation, and stranded as persecuted minorities ever since, have also exploited
is similar to academics addressing decolonisation from the point of view of the coloniser,
exploring histories of empire and decolonisation, hegemony and resistance,
followed by a collective effort to work towards decolonisation.
advocating for decolonisation of native South Americans from European influence.
especially for those peoples who, half a century after their countries gained independence through decolonisation, are today gaining their individual
preoperative skin decolonisation and preoperative changes in the skin disinfection protocol.
The Decolonisation of Africa.
Decolonisation of African countries.
I prefer to speak about'Decolonisation.'".
Whether the term"Decolonisation" was appropriate is another issue.
They don't use the term decolonisation, but that is what they are addressing.
If Europe wants to be brave, it must have the courage to confront the issue of decolonisation in Africa.
economic reform and begin decolonisation were eventually supported by the Portuguese public.
provided a framework for decolonisation.
The role which the Soviet Union played in decolonisation, and promoting international relations principles, such as the independent development of nations and their right to self-determination, is undeniable.
As we all know, this territory is one of the few African territories still awaiting decolonisation and this decolonisation is supported by the United Nations.