Sentence examples for a minority instead of from inspiring English sources
What is it, 45 years since the Equal Pay Act?" The party's co-founders argue that women are treated as a minority instead of a majority.
Moreover, a main effect for social norms was found: when it was indicated that a minority instead of a majority of the public supported a policy, acceptability was lower.
Current panel members have accused May of listening to a vocal minority instead of the majority of abuse survivors, and urged the home secretary to convert the inquiry to statutory status and keep the current panel.
By seeking minority instead of controlling stakes, NTT DoCoMo expects greater ease in receiving a green light from regulators and legislators in various countries, who might be concerned about the possibility of foreign telecommunications companies gaining control of domestic companies that hold radio-spectrum licenses.
(The irony of the mise en scène may have been lost on Waldheim; the Schwarzenbergs were an Austro-Czech family who had challenged Hitler by registering as members of the Czech minority instead of citizens of the German Reich).
The economy is tanking, and the Democrats want companies to hire underqualified minorities, instead of hiring you.
Some Tories have tried to make political capital by demonising minorities instead of showing confidence in all the citizens of our country.
"We find evidence that these shifts [in sentiment against welfare programs] are specifically directed at programs people see as benefiting minorities instead of whites," she added.
What the RAISE Act promises to do is to create minimum wage jobs for working Americans and minorities instead of promising better opportunities to move up the economic ladder.
Tamara Cohen in the Daily Mail says senior Labour figures have told Ed Miliband that, if necessary, he should form a minority government instead of trying to form a coalition with the Lib Dems.
Delegates on the left wing of the SPD are encouraging Schulz to offer Merkel his support for a minority government instead of being drawn into a formal coalition agreement.
