Sentence examples for a minority under from inspiring English sources

His condemnation by coalition partner and economy minister, Naftali Bennett, for hinting, at Davos, that Israeli settlements on the West Bank might remain as a minority under future Palestinian sovereignty has not only threatened his coalition but revealed that idea for what it really was – a cynical invitation to Palestinians to reject it.

Noted scholar Yasir Qadhi on Facebook talked at length about the unfair expectations levied on the Muslim community, which he defines as "the problem of being a minority under pressure". But conspicuously missing from his post was any mention of the actual victims of this tragedy.

(Just last month the U.S. Census reported that the majority of children under age 1 are children of color. White babies are now... gasp!... a minority!) Under SB 1070 anyone with darker skin -- not only Latinos, but African Americans, Native Americans, and people of Asian, Arab or Middle Eastern descent as well as those who are of mixed racial backgrounds -- will be in the crosshairs.

White firefighters in New Haven had passed the promotional exams in 2003 at roughly double the rate of black and Hispanic test-takers, and no black firefighters had scored high enough to be eligible for promotion in a department with a long history of minority under-representation in a city that is now 60percentt black and Hispanic.

For the nation as a whole, overcoming minority under-representation in bioscience and mathematics career fields represents a major challenge (National Research Council [NRC], 2007).

The agency projected that in the US, whites would become a minority of under-fives this year or next.

"In Scotland under a minority government under Alex Salmond they did lose a budget vote but went back and renegotiated and came back with a revised budget and then passed it second time round".

Minority under-representation at LSUHSC-Shreveport is unlikely.

Their fate remains that of a minority kept under perpetual siege by a paranoid nation-state.

In the 2007 elections, the S.N.P. narrowly emerged the winner and formed a minority government under Mr. Salmond.

There are now an estimated 250,000 Garifuna people worldwide, a minority culture under pressure from assimilation and coastal development.