Sentence examples for case of minorities from inspiring English sources

Fernando A. Mateo, president of the taxi drivers' federation, said the crimes were a case of minorities killing other minorities, and that almost all had been committed by residents of the same communities the drivers served.

Interculturalists outside Québec have too lightly dismissed the majority-minority binary as anachronistic, and they have gone too far in indigenizing diversity, that is, generalizing it beyond the case of minorities and deeming the very majority category obsolete.

The same is true in the case of minorities.

This is the case of minority power blocking reforms supported by the majority.

As noted in earlier blog postings, broadcasters in this country are obliged to be politically impartial, giving different political points of view equal air time, or in the case of minority parties, air time that is broadly proportional to their electoral clout.

The current statutes regulating the establishment of a Regency in the case of minority or incapacity of the Sovereign also require any Regents to take their oaths before the Privy Council.

Composed of a Francophone majority who are, in turn, a minority in majority Anglophone Canada, Quebec is constantly struggling to preserve its distinctive traits - as is often the case of minority identities.

Participation will require informed consent by participants and legal guardians in case of minority.

Their confidence and communication skills (including in the case of minority group children, familiarity with the Nepali language), their ease with adults, their propensity for learning, the fact that they are accustomed to regular attendance, all help to smooth the transition.

Amnesty found cases of minorities punished merely for talking to exiled journalists.

More importantly, Paul seems genuinely interested in criminal justice reform, especially in the case of targeting minorities and mandatory minimum sentencing.