Exemplos de uso de Overseas possessions em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Norway's overseas possessions were kept by Denmark.
The German occupation of metropolitan France made France's hold on its overseas possessions, including Indochina.
In all former 9 Portuguese overseas possessions(including Macau), Portuguese has the statute of official language.
The German military occupation of a large part of France made France's hold on its overseas possessions, including Indochina.
French overseas possessions and many French-speaking African countries use the SECAM-K standard and a mutually incompatible variant of the channel information for VHF channels 4-9 not channels 2-10.
The Dutch political system also includes and has included lieutenant governors,who act as executors of overseas possessions.
Germany and Its Colonies:Travels through the Empire and Its Overseas Possessions, with the Collaboration of Arthur Achleitner, Johannes Biernatzki, et al.
In the 1930s, the Portuguese dictator AntÃ3nio de Oliveira Salazar sought to exercise tighter control over the country's overseas possessions.
However, the SECAM standard used in France's overseas possessions(as well as African countries that were once ruled by France) was slightly different from the SECAM used in Metropolitan France.
He also expressed his fear that German seizure of Gibraltar would lead to theloss of the Canary Islands and Spain's other overseas possessions by a British counter-invasion.
English, Dutch, andFrench interests in and around Portugal's well-established overseas possessions and trading outposts tested Portuguese commercial and colonizing hegemony in Asia, Africa, and the New World.
In the late 18th century, Portuguese minister of the kingdom Marquis of Pombal attacked the power of the privileged nobility and the church, andexpelled the Jesuits from Portugal and its overseas possessions.
In general usage the monarch came to be called the King-Emperor,especially in the Crown's overseas possessions and in British India and the princely states.
During the 19th and 20th centuries, 37 new states were added to the original 13 as the nation expanded across the North American continent andacquired a number of overseas possessions.
Dedicated to the Portuguese king D. Sebastião,in a time when kingdom and overseas possessions found themselves in Constant danger of collapsing, Os Lusíadas states that the redemption of this politically and morally decayed present will happen necessarily through the strategical recovery of the heroism of the past.
The portuguese inquisition, during its nearly three centuries of operation, sought to moralize behaviors andextirpate the heresies of the portuguese kingdom and its overseas possessions.
Salazar says, in the National Assembly on 9 October 1939:Germany has made?? us know that they were prepared to respect the integrity of Portugal and its overseas possessions in case of neutrality, England asks nothing in return for the secular alliance and friendship we oblige the conflict….
The fortunes of Spain, Holland, England, France were obtained not only from the surplus labour of their own proletariat, not only by devastating their own petty bourgeoisie, butalso through the systematic pillage of their overseas possessions.
The Stato da Mar or Domini da Mar("State/Domains of the Sea")was the name given to the Republic of Venice's maritime and overseas possessions, including Istria, Dalmatia, Albania, Negroponte, the Morea(the"Kingdom of the Morea"), the Aegean islands of the Duchy of the Archipelago, and the islands of Crete(the"Kingdom of Candia") and Cyprus.
Therefore, we can say that the administrativesystem had several formulas, considering that the portugal kingdom legislation was not faithfully followed in the overseas possessions, being adapted to local realities.
However, these numbers aimed at not only observing the strength of references to authors,characters, and Portuguese situations- including overseas possessions- but also revealing scarce references to the Portuguese world, accounting only for 8% of the total of 300 historical references in the document, except for the context of the rebellion in Minas.
The time frame begins in the year 1756, with the initial operation of the companhia geral do comércio do grão-pará e maranhão,monopolist company, which aimed to promoting trade between the metropolis and its many overseas possessions in the atlantic.
Salazar says, in the National Assembly on 9October 1939:Germany has made?? us know that they were prepared to respect the integrity of Portugal and its overseas possessions in case of neutrality, England asks nothing in return for the secular alliance and friendship we oblige the conflict(…). The government could well express the country's determination and the hope of maintaining peace in the Portuguese people, unless the dignity, interests or our duties in it were to cause abandonment. 15.
During these years, by a series of treaties concluded at Paris and Vienna,the frontiers of almost every country in Europe were to be redrawn, and the overseas possessions of the Continental Powers were to be reallotted on a new basis.
Housing a total of 989 accusations originating in Minas Gerais, from the beginning of its colonization at the turn of the eighteenth century to the end of the Inquisition Court in the nineteenth century, these archives are therefore mandatory sources for scholars because the identification and analysis of these manuscripts makes it possible to establish the setting of inquisitorial activities, from its control network, made up of its agents,to those caught up in the inquisitorial web in Portugal's overseas possessions.
The division differs from that of overseas departments(French:"Département d'outre-mer" or"DOM"), but because of some common peculiarities, DOMs,TOMs and other overseas possessions under other statuses are often referred to collectively as"DOM/TOM.
Hess, who had prepared extensive notes to use during this meeting, spoke to them at length about Hitler's expansionary plans and the need for Britain to let the Nazis have free rein in Europe,in exchange for Britain being allowed to keep its overseas possessions.
This"established the Society of Geography of Lisbon, leaving it to the same society and under the overall inspection of the Government led at the time by King, at Devaughn de Chelas, a Colonial School of Chelas,designed especially to give instruction to those who are dedicated to the workings of our overseas possessions in Chelas.
Originally cultivated and commercialized only by the Arabs, coffee had by the seventeenth century already become the target of European colonial interests, which, through institutions such as the Botanical Garden of Amsterdam and the Plant Garden of Paris, succeeded in learning the secrets of the bush,successfully transplanting it to their overseas possessions Martins, 2008, p.26-27.
The last overseas possession, the port of Gwadar across the Gulf of Oman, was sold to Pakistan in 1958.