Sentence examples for asking minorities from inspiring English sources

There's a question that's floating around social media that goes, "How did asking white people to pass background checks to buy a gun become more offensive than asking minorities to provide photo ID to vote?" Why is it that minorities' access to equal power is more threatening to some people than anyone's access to a deadly weapon?

So instead of taking Revlon private, Mr. Perelman sought to improve the company's financial health by executing a so-called exchange offer, a transaction in which the company asked minority shareholders to swap their stock for preferred shares.

Now, Spielberg asked Minority Report's star, Samantha Morton, to hold the book, and read a poem at random to herself during the film's closing scene, a fact that pleases them inordinately.

During office hours, ask minority students about working in small groups.

Bloomberg asked Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-Va).

People love to talk about merit and are always asking whether minorities are "qualified" to hold a particular job.

I think this helps explain why asking more minorities to apply to these programs doesn't work.

"After days of asking the minority for a witness suggestion, at 1 04 pm today the minority requested that two witnesses be invited," she wrote in an email.

And instead, these individuals and groups now have the audacity to ask seniors, minorities, folks whose children fought in our wars, the disenfranchised and the most vulnerable among us to sacrifice some more.

If we ask Muslim minorities in Myanmar and Sri Lanka or austerity protesters in Greece and Spain for their input on specific policies, would that help reduce anti-government sentiment and so help leaders to govern?

It felt like You Can't Ask That was asking those from minorities to justify our existence.