Sentence examples for ethnic order from inspiring English sources

The restaurant scene in the district has come to reflect the new ethnic order.

The old ethnic order has changed rapidly in the last quarter-century.

The more diverse a society, the more diverse ways people will express themselves; that's why a multicultural, multi-ethnic society, in order to remain an open society, needs more, not less, freedom of speech.

Basically we are witnessing the end of the old ethnic-racial order.

It may be necessary to target tobacco prevention programs to specific subgroups including current smokers, adults with low education, non-Kinh ethnics in order to increase their knowledge on health risks of smoking.

Troops from Uganda have stirred ethnic conflict in order to extend their presence, the report says.

Those who cannot speak Chinese complain of being treated with contempt; they say shopkeepers of ethnic Han origin order them not to touch produce.

It has abused affirmative action policies, intended to help impoverished ethnic Malays, in order to enrich its members and their cronies.

"The leaders of South Sudan's warring parties manipulate and exploit ethnic divisions in order to drum up support for a conflict that serves the interests only of the top leaders of these two kleptocratic networks," the report said.

4 Jon might take advantage of the graduate training scheme run by Bristol city council for black and minority ethnic graduates in order to boost the diversity of its council workforce, especially at a senior management level.

Similarly, starting in the 1950s the Communist rulers in Vietnam required people to list members of their households in their ho khau booklets, including age, occupation and ethnic group, in order to track people's movements.