Sentence examples for ethic groups from inspiring English sources

The alleged crimes all relate to revenge attacks by Kikuyu gangs on civilians from other ethic groups.

In it, he said that some crimes were more routinely committed by certain racial and ethic groups.

In December 1999, however, the Transportation Department, the F.A.A.'s parent, said it would test the prescreening system for what it called "disparate impact," meaning that certain ethic groups received disparate treatment.

Phillips called for a reporting system that would make public the "on-screen mix" of broadcasters and the representation of minority ethic groups in the same way that overnight TV ratings are published.

The study, which followed students in voucher programs aimed at children from poor families in New York City, Washington and Dayton, Ohio, found no significant overall gains among students in other ethic groups who moved to private schools from public schools.

We were passing villages that belonged to the Gurung people, one of Nepal's many ethic groups.

"This season there was work ethic, group ethic and a few players we brought here gave us qualities we didn't have before".

White British (4%) were the least likely of any group but a lot of that is due to them making up the large majority of the population (so more likely to meet another person in the same ethic group).

The way in which the ethno-elite play with "their own people" and claim to be defending them against another ethic group in return for absolute power over that society's wealth must be questioned.

Different from the overall trend of minority population, the major minority population groups, except the Hui ethic group, maintained a modest growth in their traditional territories.

The government refers to the Rohingya as Bengalis, effectively denying them a separate ethic group.