Sentence examples for displaced minorities from inspiring English sources

Filoni told VICE News that a joint committee, including local government representatives and senior clergy, would study the needs of all displaced minorities, and come up with solutions to lack of housing and education which will be implemented by volunteers.

There is a widely held belief in the camp among minority groups that the peshmerga could seize territory around Mosul tomorrow if they wished, but political leaders were refraining from having them do so in order to use displaced minorities as a bargaining chip for more munitions and support. .

The video below, by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) highlights the struggles of hundreds of thousands of displaced minorities, including tens of thousands of Yazidis who fled the town of Sinjar for the mountains, where many currently remained stranded without water and food.

His idea about the Jewishness of street photography -- that it lies in seeing the world from the perspective of a displaced minority -- is carefully nuanced.

Not until 1968 would a different kind of Democratic administration, that of President Lyndon B. Johnson, bring about the Fair Housing Act to undo the damage done by its predecessors (and by the Republican Eisenhower administration, whose Interstate Highway System sometimes displaced minority communities and facilitated the growth of white suburbs).

Newcomers have displaced minority communities and low-income families and are driving up the cost of living, the story goes.

The Sunnis and the Shiites have been the only two groups on the rise, often displacing minorities, and displacing each other during their 14-century ongoing conflict.

Filed lawsuit to block construction, claiming Canuck plan will displace minority residents in U.S. Grew up poor in Detroit; wanted to be a doctor, but medical schools were loaded with returning WWII soldiers.

Moreover, the well-established case law illustrates that minority communities are much more likely to challenge housing revitalization efforts under the FHA (rather than demand them) because they frequently displace minority residents.

Washington, D.C., has gentrified significantly over the last decade, getting whiter and wealthier as rising housing costs displace minorities earning lower incomes.

The Kamdeshis, by far the larger of the two tribes, are said to have forcibly displaced the minority Kashtozi in the 1920s.