Sentence examples for commitment to minority from inspiring English sources

Their commitment to minority rights, including LGBT, is second to none.

If universities were sincere in their commitment to minority students, he says, they would be taking more black nonathletes.

There were five hundred and fifty-eight students now left at Manual, and many citizens saw the fate of those children as emblematic of the broader reform, and of the sincerity of his commitment to minority kids.

The parliamentary alliance between the Muslim Brotherhood and the ultra-conservative Salafists, whose commitment to minority rights is scant, confirms secularist anxiety that the next political order could prove to be a shallow, majoritarian democracy.

The concerns of civil rights groups will probably not stop the bill, but certainly complicate efforts to secure its final approval and could create political problems for Democrats, who have for decades emphasized their commitment to minority groups.

Thus the Human Rights Commission, which historically had always shown a commitment to minority rights, was put under the leadership of a homophobic evangelical pastor and is now pursuing a legislative proposal known as the "gay cure".

A1 Colin L. Powell challenged delegates to rally behind Mr. Bush with a genuine commitment to minorities.

There were various antiwar slogans, messages protesting what some student groups feel is Wesleyan's lack of commitment to minorities and unprintable gay chalkings.

As president of Vassar, in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., from 1977 to 1986, Ms. Smith led a $100 million fund-raising drive, recruited students from community colleges, increased the endowment, raised faculty salaries and reinforced the college's commitment to minorities.

Hoping to stir doubts about the administration's commitment to minorities, former Senator Bill Bradley tonight challenged Vice President Al Gore to press President Clinton to issue an executive order banning racial profiling.

This is a publication whose supporters claim we misunderstand its very niche commitment to minorities, essentially saying the problem is not that the public are Islamophobic, the problem is that they have not been Islamophobic enough.