Sentence examples for ethnic groups considered from inspiring English sources

Attacks against villages inhabited by people belonging to ethnic groups considered supporters of Gbagbo continued in the first weeks of May, Amnesty said.

Adivasi, ( Hindi: "Original Inhabitants") official name (in India) Scheduled Tribes, any of various ethnic groups considered to be the original inhabitants of the Indian subcontinent.

Militias have already displaced members of tribal and ethnic groups considered loyal to Colonel Qaddafi, forcing them into refugee camps and raising questions about their voting rights as well.

The unique political system in Malaysia, where Malays and other ethnic groups considered sons of the soil, or bumiputra, are given privileges, both official and unwritten, has come under strain in recent years as resentment has built up not only among minority groups but also among poorer Malays.

Of the ethnic groups considered, Albanians have the highest and Bulgarians the lowest rates.

Last but not least, the neighboring source populations for the Chad Basin are not represented in the mathematical model (e.g. East, North, western Africa, etc); therefore, we are committed to assume a simplistic model were the provenance of the different lineages comes from one of the 12 ethnic groups considered.

However, similar results can be expected in other ethnic groups, considering that the research on ARBs conducted in Western countries identified effects analogous to those in Korea and Asia [ 6].

Her family were Hazara, an ethnic group considered outsiders by other Afghans, distant relations of the people left behind by the Mongols and those who passed through on the Silk Road.

Ensuring that risk communications issued by Health Canada were sensitive and motivating to such a broad range of ethnic groups was considered outside the scope and resources of this study.

A law passed in 1982 by the military junta codified 135 ethnic groups it considered to be Burmese, and thus eligible for citizenship.

Outside true caste systems, there are de facto systems of racial or ethnic hierarchy, in which certain races or ethnic groups are considered to be inherently lower than others.