Sentence examples for establish race from inspiring English sources

Amnesty Austria members called on the government to establish race education programmes from primary school level "so that children learn a human rights conscience from a young age".

Lowe said: "I think the qualifying result is the most pleasing at this point because that is indicative of your qualifying pace, which is what you use to establish race wins and control from the front".

Similarly, racial disparities in A1C, based on putative differences in the relationship between glucose levels and A1C, have been suggested (51); however, here too, their etiology and significance are unclear, and it is premature to establish race-specific diagnostic values.

They wanted to alert the audience to the realities of racism: Show Boat begins with the singing of that most reprehensible word – nigger – yet this is no coon song... [it] immediately establishes race as one of the central themes of the play.

The California attending veterinarians are at liberty to switch out established race-day Lasix administration for race-day Premarin without the public disclosure of the change.

The risk for many established racing fans is not confined to the possibility of physical harm to Pendleton or her horse.

The New Jersey race marks the culmination of 40 years of attempts to establish a race in or close to New York.

In 1990, she helped establish the Race for the Cure, a five-kilometer women's walk and run in Central Park first held in 1991.

The British Medical Journal at the time declared: "It is high time that this unnatural and preposterous attempt... to establish a race of feminine doctors should be exploded".

He also attacked the Home Office's use of genetic science and isotope testing in the controversial Human Provenance Project, which is designed to establish the race and origin of asylum seekers.

The nature of this research has not been disclosed, however it is know that the Home Office has used the DNA of asylum seekers in the human provenance project, an experiment to try to establish the race and origin of particular people.