Sentence examples for ethnic recognition from inspiring English sources

Every day people riot over corruption, housing, ethnic recognition, jobs or simply for want of anything else to do.

At that time, Chinese ethnologists had to come up with supportive standards and technical solutions in theory and methodology as the Chinese government had kicked off the work of ethnic recognition nationwide.

Under the Ohrid agreement, Albanian fighters laid down their arms in return for greater ethnic-Albanian recognition within a unitary state.

"We want a strong parliament alongside the president, equal rights for men and women, democracy among all the ethnic groups, and recognition of all the languages of the nation," said Habiba, a teacher from Kabul and another boycotter.

This decision was followed by a major wave of unrest as other ethnic groups sought recognition of other regional languages.

Currently, neither method for assigning individuals to an ethnic group (name recognition and ethnic distribution of area of residence) performs well across all ethnic groups.

Ethnic bias in recognition or referral of inflicted injury is reported 4 31 32 and is one possible interpretation of our finding that Pacific children were more likely to be referred, but less likely to be diagnosed with AHT.

Multiculturalism is based on the recognition of ethnic and cultural minorities and aims to enable these migrant communities to participate in society the same way as the majority population.

In asking this question, Will Kymlicka (2015), one of the staunchest defenders of multiculturalism, takes seriously the question of whether recognition of cultural, ethnic and religious diversity comes at the expense of redistribution.

Either from Libya or Niger, they are from the Toubous ethnic group that enjoyed recognition in Libya under Col Muammar Gaddafi.

Visual imprinting in early childhood plays an essential role for recognition of ethnic faces.