Sentence examples for a colour bar from inspiring English sources
Whites demanded a "colour bar" to protect their access to certain jobs.
Abbott says there shouldn't be a "colour bar" on these transactions.
The film, which was co-produced by The-Latest's Marc Wadsworth and Deborah Hobson, also exposes that a colour bar was enforced by the British military until political opposition to it forced a change of policy.
At a time when most Britons wanted to impose a "colour bar" on immigration, the one Tory MP who suggested such a restriction in Parliament was humiliated and reduced to tears at a party meeting".Modernity Britain", the third instalment of David Kynaston's chronicle of post-war life, captures a society on the edge of change.
Dame Maggie Teyte on her inclusion in the Queen's birthday honours list The Wolverhampton licensing magistrate will have to decide whether to renew the licence of a new luxury ballroom which is openly operating a colour bar as a matter of policy.
Chinese miners, who would mostly return home by 1910, performed only certain tasks, but their employment set a precedent for a statutory colour bar in the gold mines.
When Thatcher complained to the archbishop of Liverpool, Derek Worlock, immediately afterwards about their "hatred of the police" he told her there was "a silent colour bar" operating in the city, saying there were only eight non-white police officers and neither councillors nor shop assistants from ethnic minorities.
To avoid this problem, the extent of contamination is routinely visually quantified by comparing the redness of the lysate with a standard colour bar, which ranges from dark to faint and is graded 1 10; tissue with grade 1 3 are excluded from analysis.
British dependence on undisturbed copper production meant that white mine workers were allowed to maintain an industrial colour bar.
Only Bicoherence values above the 95% significance level of 0.15 are coloured and the colour bar is shown on the right.
