"Our institutions are based on ideological, sectarian and ethnic foundations.
Moreover, related to different local cultures, ethnic foundations, regional traditions and religious sects and varieties in lifestyles, social values, education levels and linguistics throughout the country, consumer preferences are very divergent in Turkey.
Its links to Azerbaijan have grown steadily, based on common ethnic and linguistic foundations, and there are growing economic, social, educational, political and military ties.
He added: "The central task is economic development; the foundation is ethnic unity; the two priorities are development and stability; the focus is to improve livelihood".
And paradoxically, British aloofness from the subject ethnic population was a foundation for minimal corruption in the administration of empire.
According to the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, black ethnic groups have worse labour market outcomes regardless of whether they live in better-off or deprived neighbourhoods.
Unprepared for this influx, the Silver Crash of 1893 unsettled political, social, and economic balances, laying the foundation for ethnic bigotry, such as the Red Scare and the rise of the Ku Klux Klan, as well as corruption and crime.
The country seceded from Sudan in a voter-backed referendum in 2011, but political schisms forged by 60 years of war in the Sudans laid the foundation for ethnic tensions between forces siding with Kiir, who belongs to the Dinka ethnicity, and Machar, who is Nuer.
Although not composed of various ethnic groups since its foundation, the Netherlands has been a diverse country for a long time.
More importantly, we observed some significant differences in the expression of several variants in comparison to other ethnic populations, laying the foundation for adopting evidence-based approaches to personalized medicine in ethnic Arabs.
