Sentence examples for ethnic classifications from inspiring English sources

Three of four grandparents from the same ethnic group defined a patient's ethnicity, except for Hawaiians, for whom any grandparent being Hawaiian superseded other ethnic classifications and resulted in the patient as being defined as Hawaiian.

Justice Lewis F. Powell, Jr., wrote the controlling Bakke opinion, in which he held that racial and ethnic classifications were inherently suspect.

Some forces do so voluntarily and the Traveller Movement believes the standard system should be increased from 16 ethnic classifications to 18, so that the two extra groups are included by default.

Another simplifying reform: Do away with racial and ethnic classifications.

Vaccine disparities research often focuses on differences between the five main racial and ethnic classifications, ignoring heterogeneity of subpopulations.

As Epstein as well as Rose have pointed out, in the contemporary power relations, racial and ethnic classifications are often used as a means to claim equal rights (Epstein 2007; Rose 2007).

These estimates point to a crucial issue: to draw quantitative conclusions about ethnicity in a population, a system of ethnic classification is needed.

The town's residents are Yugurs, a small group given its own ethnic classification by the Communist Party.

PAGE C1 Rwanda Erases Ethnicity In a country that was the scene of an ethnic bloodbath 10 years ago, the government is eliminating ethnic classification.

Although the precise rate of unemployment for particular ethnic groups is not known (French law precludes collecting data by ethnic classification), anecdotal evidence suggests much higher levels of joblessness for immigrants and their descendants.

Black students and black parents who want the best education for their children will surely consider the quality of the classroom experience ahead of the ethnic classification of the teacher.