Sentence examples for ethnic question from inspiring English sources

It's not an ethnic question.

Yet the ethnic question isn't dismissed so easily.

Although they are not very far apart on the ethnic question, they have proved unable to work together.

"I have enormous respect for her instincts on the ethnic question," said Rohan Edrisinha, director of the Center for Policy Alternatives in Colombo.

And the DoH document states quite clearly that the ethnic question should be asked 'as a matter of routine at reception or referral or when patients and users register for a service'.

Unlikely: Mr Prabhakaran has vowed not to negotiate from a position of weakness.On the political front, hopes of progress were dashed by the divisions in a committee of experts appointed by the president to suggest a solution to the ethnic question.

If you ask why they are there, they may say they are interested in "ethnic questions" and, if prodded, admit a "personal connection" to a (usually fundamentalist) Christian sect.

This was all the more necessary since, by way of example, ethnic questions always were material for conflict, that is, contained possibilities for conflict dangerous to a peaceful development in Europe.

Gorbachev, speaking to a party conference in the central Russian city of Orel on Tuesday, had warned against extremism on ethnic questions.

In this particular example, an account prior to the ethnic monitoring question occasions a turnaround from the caller, providing prima facie evidence that providing a preaccount for the question can help to reassure callers about the merits of the question, minimise resistance and, in turn, solicit a response.

The "which ethnic group" question was suddenly absent, replaced by one asking: "Who is the target audience?