Sentence examples for enabling ethnic from inspiring English sources
"Improved language skills have been identified as a key factor enabling ethnic minority pupils to catch up with white British children over time.
It was widely supposed that this was payback for Ford's support, some years earlier, for Gujarat activists who had brought charges against Narendra Modi — then Gujarat's Hindu-nationalist chief minister — for "enabling" ethnic riots in 2002 that killed around a thousand people, mostly Muslims.
They should be apologizing … for breaking our democracy and for enabling ethnic violence".
Facebook is conducting a human rights audit in Myanmar to assess its role in enabling ethnic violence and hate speech against its Rohingya Muslim minority, VICE News has learned.
Many monsters prey upon Yael: a Rwandan mass murderer, corporate executives and U.N. policy makers whose namby-pamby approach to conflict resolution has enabled ethnic cleansers of all stripes.
Richards works to enable ethnic minorities and students from underprivileged backgrounds to become highfliers, too.
This middle way — call it "interest solidarity" — would preserve national sovereignty and borders, while enabling members of ethnic and other groups to cooperate with their counterparts in the region, in fields like trade, transport, education, media and the arts.
Indeed, this isn't the first time it has faced criticism in South Sudan: In November 2016 it was accused by the U.N. of enabling the spread of ethnic propaganda without devoting enough resources to tackle the problem.
This enabled identification of ethnic minority groups and provided a first impression of the mechanisms underlying potential ethnic differences in quality of hospital care.
Regardless, our standardized dietary approach across both ethnic groups enables us to rule out ethnic differences in dietary intake during the intervention as confounding factors.
Term limits pry seats open, the critics asserted, and thus enable racial and ethnic minorities to "translate favorable demographics into increased political representation".
