japanisation造句

• Other trends include Islamisation, Japanisation, Africanisation, and Sinicisation.
• They were part of the project of cultural assimilation of Manchuria into Japan, or Japanisation.
• Japanisation was a common means for restricting people's thinking, and it prevailed in different aspects of daily life.
• The result of the debate was "'keep without prejudice to proposals to move to " Japanisation " or " Japanization " " '.
• By 1940, the Japanisation of Manchuria had become extreme, and an altar to the Shinto goddess Amaterasu was built on the grounds of Puyi's palace.
• For instance the Japanisation of Chinese Buddhism, the introduction of clerical marriage and the practice of eating meat and drinking wine, was not as successful as in the occupied Korea.
• The outbreak of open war between China and Japan in 1937 led to a proscription of practices and even stronger measures, as Japanese officials saw the religious culture centered around folk temples as the major obstacle to Japanisation.