Definition, Betydelse & Anagram | Engelska ordet BERMUDIANS

Definition av BERMUDIANS

1. böjningsform av Bermudian

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• Bermuda and Bermudians have played important, sometimes pivotal, but generally underestimated or unacknowledged roles in the shaping of the English and British transatlantic empires.
• Although the rebels were supplied with ships and gunpowder by the Bermudians, Bermudian privateers soon turned aggressively on rebel shipping.
• As many maps and other printed materials featuring Bermuda are produced abroad, it is extremely common to find maps, books and other material using the non-possessive forms, but visitors to Bermuda should be aware that using the non-possessive forms when speaking to Bermudians is likely to cause as much offence as saying "Bermudan" (although Bermudians, who pride themselves on politeness, are unlikely to respond rudely).
• with the troupe member called The Bowman or Lead Indian carrying a bow and arrow and often going slightly ahead of the troupe to scout the way on long marches, and the Warriors carrying tomahawks, which they place on their shoulders and use during cockfights when they face off against each other, and the steps were recognised by Wampanoag dancers after the Wampanoag and Pequots began a series of Reconnection festivals with Bermudians in 2000.
• Widely blamed for worsening the effects of the 2008 global recession through ineptitude and corruption, on 17 December 2012, the party, which had also angered many Bermudians through its stoking racial division while in Government, narrowly lost a general election to the One Bermuda Alliance; Cox lost her own seat and resigned as party leader the following day.
• Belongers include those possessing Bermudian status; naturalised British Overseas Territories citizens; the wives of Bermudians or naturalised British Overseas Territories citizens; and the children under the age of eighteen of Bermudians, naturalised British Overseas Territories citizens, and their wives.
• Changes in 1976 saw the vote restricted to Bermudians, whether Bermudian by birth or by grant of Bermudian status, although other British and Commonwealth citizens who were registered to vote before that date remain enfranchised.
• In addition to the BFS graduates and BFC candidates, other Bermudians entered the air services during the war.
• They are one of the nations and mini-nations of the United Kingdom and the British overseas territories, including also the English, Scots, Welsh, Northern Irish, Channel Islanders, Gibraltarians, Saint Helenians, Bermudians, Caymanians etc.
• Spurling was one of two who chose to join the RFC, the air arm of the British Army (the other was Henry Joseph Watlington), although more than a dozen other Bermudians would reach the RFC by different routes (including another BVRC rifleman, later Major Cecil Montgomery-Moore, who detached from the Corps in Bermuda, and Second Lieutenant Lennock de Graaf Godet, who had left his studies at the University of Oxford with the declaration of war).
• As long as Bermudians were provided passports that met the United States entry requirements, this was not an issue, but the change to the GBR code on Bermudians' passports led meant that one of these documents was required.

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