Sentence examples for ethnic divisiveness from inspiring English sources

Moreover, for some observers, the term "Balkans" is freighted with negative connotations associated with the region's history of ethnic divisiveness and political upheaval.

A younger generation of Malaysians resents the ethnic divisiveness practised by the ruling establishment and yearns for more political and social freedoms.

Aid alone does not achieve this; encouraging a flourishing private sector does.Likewise, creating a national identity helps to trump the politics of ethnic divisiveness by persuading people not to vote blindly for the party of their ethnic group, as happened in Kenya at the end of 2007.

Its mayor, Lutfur Rahman, who was re-elected in May with strong support from the Bangladeshis who represent a third of the borough's population, is accused of having links to jihadist groups and overseeing a regime of ethnic divisiveness, electoral malpractice and financial impropriety.

I haven't seen any evidence of divisiveness along ethnic lines inside the Afghan security forces.

In American politics, we are witnessing a startling escalation of religious, ethnic and racial discrimination and divisiveness that is quickly racing down a slippery slope.

CHICAGO — In this, a city now crawling with would-be candidates for mayor and what appear to be early signs of old divisions — racial, ethnic, geographic — that roiled City Hall in the past, at least one person seems unconcerned about the threat of a new era of political divisiveness.

They promote solidarity over divisiveness.

Just divisiveness, nothing constructive, in our view".

"We can't do that through divisiveness.

The country cannot afford such divisiveness.