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Significados de decolonize en inglés

portugués
descolonizar
catalán
descolonitzar
español
descolonizar

Grant independence to (a former colony)

descolonizar
Sinónimos
Examples for "decolonise"
Examples for "decolonise"
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Ultimately, to decolonise is to ask difficult questions of ourselves.
The Guardian
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It's also difficult to get to grips with what people are trying to decolonise.
The South African
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The minister re-emphasised Vanuatu would assist the people of West Papua in their struggle to decolonise.
Radio NZ
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Hold government to account and decolonise yourself by learning about indigenous people and the true history of Canada.
Radio NZ
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To decolonise and not just diversify curriculums is to recognise that knowledge is inevitably marked by power relations.
The Guardian
Uso de decolonize en inglés
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Entrepreneurs Sinclair Skinner and Christopher Mapondera want you to do one thing: decolonize your life.
Ebony
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Those countries should "decolonize statutory water law through a hybrid approach", according to the report.
Reuters
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Within months, he began asserting his plans to "decolonize" Bolivia and give locals more voice in government and a greater share of national wealth.
Reuters
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The initiative to rename the street Anton Wilhelm Amo came from the association Decolonize Berlin.
The Guardian
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The doctor in charge decided whether the baby should be decolonized or not, so this experimental study was non-random.
Pubmed
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Yes, some of them, but there were a few decolonized African states that were doing well, for certain values of well.
Countdown: The Liberators-ARC
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Early in the outbreak, a health care worker was found to be a concordant nasal carrier and was successfully decolonized with nasal mupirocin.
Pubmed
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Translations for decolonize
portugués
descolonizar
español
descolonizar
Decolonize a través del tiempo