In 1924, in an effort to maintain ethnic proportions, quotas by national origin were set and the Border Patrol was established.
Perhaps most dangerous is that the results did not yield a Parliament whose ethnic proportions match those of the country, and will therefore be perceived as unfair, whether the seats were won by fraud or not.
Billed as comedy "of ethnic proportions" about a British Muslim who discovers he'd been adopted, and that his birth parents were Jewish, "The Infidel" did well enough to worry Kip Jones.
Initialization of ethnic proportions The DITCH model uses the UK census data of 2001 as a basis for the parameter ethproportion.
In this census, the ethnic proportions in these territories combined were 37 per cent Hungarian, 19 per cent Volksdeutsche, 18 per cent Croats and 16 per cent Serbs, and the population of Prekmurje was 102,867.
The more balanced the ethnic proportions became, the less differences occurred in infant mortality.
The method uses a relevant reference panel to directly impute unmeasured SNP statistics based only on statistics at measured SNPs and estimated/user-specified ethnic proportions.
This model included adjustment for Townsend score, social class, ethnic group, proportion of rural patients, proportion of patients ≥ 75 years, the supply of GPs, the partnership size and the proportion of single handed practices.
Britain's major political parties are failing to represent the black or minority ethnic (BME) proportion of their constituencies, according to new research.
On May 27th, Demos, a think tank, will unveil a "Boho Britain Creativity Index", which ranks 40 British cities according to their ethnic diversity, proportion of gays, and patents per capita.
