Sentence examples for ethic minorities from inspiring English sources
Nosheena Mobarik, chairwoman of the Pakistan Britain Trade and Investment Forum, has been rewarded for her work as advocate of ethic minorities in business.
Nosheena Mobarik, chairman of the Pakistan Britain Trade and Investment Forum, has been rewarded for her work as advocate of ethic minorities in business.
The US-based human rights watchdog China Labour Watch (CLW) also accused the company in question, Pegatron, of employing underage staff and discriminating against applicants shorter than 4ft 11in, older than 35 or from certain ethic minorities.
Since 2013, Widener has expanded acquisitions to build a core collection of materials in Bengali, Burmese and languages spoken by ethic minorities of Myanmar, Chinese (for Southeast Asia), Hindi, Indonesian, Khmer, Lao, Malay, Nepali, Tagalog, Tamil, Thai, and tribal languages of Northeast India.
The minority population hereof refers to the population of all ethnic groups except the Han people (including unidentified ethic minorities, but excluding foreigners of Chinese nationality).
Elsewhere, Labour commissioner for Northumbria Vera Baird QC has seven advisory groups which focus on gender, age, victims, LGBT, ethic minority, faith and youth.
Though the numbers have so far been small, the new arrivals speak to a possible shift in thinking among Syria's largest ethic minority that could potentially shift the momentum against President Bashar al-Assad just as his military forces have gained an upper hand.
The fighters, many whom were child soldiers, committed atrocious crimes on the ethic minority population in the northern-eastern corner of the DRC.
Diabetes is a chronic illness that affects many Americans, particularly ethic minority populations.
Key Findings and Conclusions Most out-of-school adolescents in ethic minority counties had more than one sibling, counter to family planning policy.
A subset of participants also provided information on educational level in adulthood, childhood obesity, belonging to an ethic minority in school and socioeconomic status relative to schoolmates.
