Sentence examples for ethnic imbalance from inspiring English sources

This was greeted with loud applause and should help to answer complaints about the ethnic imbalance in the current administration.

Pashtun leaders in the south and east have high expectations that the council will redress the ethnic imbalance they now see in the government.

Many of the European American families who remained in the city enrolled their children in private schools, which led to a serious ethnic imbalance in the District's schools.

"Otherwise you will be creating a huge ethnic imbalance in Afghanistan, and if you really pressure all the Pashtun Taliban out of there, they will retreat to their logical fallback position: Pakistan".

General Naumann testified that Mr. Milosevic had told him at a meeting in October 1998 that he would deal with the ethnic imbalance in Kosovo by killing Kosovo Albanians.

Trainers are confident that ethnic divisions and the current ethnic imbalance of the recruits -- Pashtuns, who are a majority in Afghanistan, are underrepresented -- can be solved as they get their message out.

His plan includes increasing the number of suburban children enrolling in city magnet schools, and comes days after plaintiffs in a landmark desegregation case returned to court claiming the state has failed to solve racial and ethnic imbalances in Hartford-area schools.

Unfortunately, most of these countries have huge ethnic imbalances and you have to be very careful how democracy is introduced.

Gender and ethnic imbalances: Since the Alma Ata summit which gave a major boost to the concept of primary health care, a key idea has been that the health sector should be democratic, and the health personnel should be representative of the population.

All told, ethnically imbalanced societies may be more prone to conflict, which is hardly good for growth.A powerful and rich ethnic minority may also gear the state to suit its interests at everyone else's expense.

The authors proposed further research to assess types of power imbalance by gender, ethnic group, socioeconomic status (SES) and success in romantic relationships.