| Briefly, dispossession affected only pastoralists that practiced transhumance. |
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| This arose from government policy position that betterment dispossession did not fulfil the criteria of the Restitution of Land rights Act. |
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| Facing a bleak future of dispossession and impoverishment, they had appealed to the Supreme Court in a final desperate throw of the dice. |
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| He calls attention to the way in which racism against blacks is intertwined with economic dispossession. |
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| The dispossession of the peasantry gave landlords a golden opportunity to amalgamate small plots into large farms. |
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| Together, they have survived displacement, prejudice, and dispossession, but at a cost to their humanity. |
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| Faulkner's novels dealing with race and slavery return again and again to the concerns and dispossession of white male characters. |
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| There is the structural violence of coerced theft and dispossession imposed by landlords. |
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| Seven of his relatives were threatened with or suffered dispossession, and he organized purchases for some of the latter. |
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| So the freedom of many white Americans depended on the dispossession of this other people. |
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| The background to this whole debate is the history of colonial and apartheid era land dispossession. |
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| So, what kind of redress might work best for this specific expression of Sunni marginalization and dispossession? |
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| Members of the middle or lower classes are acutely aware of the mechanisms of dispossession and exploitation. |
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| The approach to colonization varied significantly from one region to the next, some areas experiencing a harsher kind of dispossession than others. |
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| This dispossession was ratified by the treaty of Meaux-Paris in 1229 and the city became a royal jurisdiction of a seneschal. |
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| Just as European depictions of Indigenous people, flora and fauna gained accuracy as contact, dispossession and white settlement expanded. |
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| Later circumstances may be relevant to title, for instance in cases of dispossession of traditional lands occurring after sovereignty. |
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| The dispossession of land and illness and death from introduced diseases disrupted traditional lifestyles and practices. |
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| Since indigenous peoples generally have faced cultural repression and dispossession, there is a strong argument for special treatment. |
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| Other related rights, such as protection against the dispossession of such resources, are also recognized. |
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| Australia was only one chapter in the great narrative of empire, whose spread across the globe was everywhere hallmarked by cultural theft and indigenous dispossession. |
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| The most obvious form of this separation is the dispossession of agricultural producers from the land, but it also applies to artisanal production. |
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| This was a concert for those touched by dispossession and resistance. |
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| Stick in hand, leathery skin and leather chappals worn to shreds, his dispossession was clear from his finely twirled white moustache and neat beard. |
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| If you look at every place where there was a mass dispossession, there was first a massive campaign of dehumanization. |
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| This, from a country that lives with its own ghosts of dispossession and displacement. |
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| The land was not only taken, but privatized in the hands of the colonial elites who thereafter constructed modern defensive system against victims of land dispossession. |
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| We cannot escape the fact that we have built a great liberal democracy in part through the dispossession of Aboriginal people and the imposition of our cultural norms. |
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| A number of the case studies reveal that indigenous poverty and disadvantage and discrimination with respect to the right to adequate housing are closely linked to the dispossession of indigenous peoples from their lands. |
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| Unfortunately, the past 500 years have witnessed a rapid transition from a healthy relationship with the natural world to one of dispossession and disempowerment. |
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| The first wave of women to enter the garment industry in Bangladesh in the early 1980s was driven by circumstances outside their control: poverty, dispossession, male unemployment, widowhood and abandonment. |
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| It is only fair that the organ that mandated the report should experience a sense of dispossession when it is not the first in line to examine and pronounce itself on the report. |
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| Despite decades of dispossession, communal violence was minimal. |
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| Their rebellion... translated their dispossession into the free possessionlessness of childhood. |
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| The speeches they gave were strong and statesmanlike, explaining their history, culture and pride, and at the same time describing their dispossession, their poverty, and their despair. |
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| It was thus essential to take all measures necessary for their implementation, because dispossession, disenfranchisement and persecution created a breeding ground for extremism, crime and terrorism. |
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| In the context of South Africa, the arrival of the Dutch in the 1650's was responsible first and foremost for the dispossession of land of the indigenous people or the land in the custodianship of chieftainship. |
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| Chagossians have since engaged in activism to return to the archipelago, claiming that their forced expulsion and dispossession were illegal. |
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| The systematic elimination of a race through conventional and biological warfare, mass murder, hybridisation and dispossession of land continues to cast a very dark shadow over the prospects for Native Americans. |
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| What is really at stake is the dispossession of families of their ability to nourish their children using the possibilities available to them through their nutritional culture and local agriculture. |
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| Just as significant as the impact on lifestyle is the effect that dispossession of traditional land has had on the cultural and spiritual well-being of indigenous peoples. |
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| The causes and consequences of this loss lie in the increasingly unsustainable exploitation of the Earth' s natural resources and the growing marginalization and dispossession of indigenous and minority groups. |
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| He noted that the deprival of access to quality education was a major factor in the social marginalization, poverty and dispossession of indigenous peoples. |
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| How do you answer the charge that the movie estheticizes dispossession? |
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| Dispossession from small rural landholdings and the decline in the viability of many smallholdings in the 19th century led to widespread evictions. |
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