Sentence examples for ethnic ties from inspiring English sources

He found that foreign researchers cite American-based researchers of their own ethnicity 30-50% more often than you would expect if ethnic ties made no difference.

And India, with ethnic ties to Mauritius, lobbied for it.

Afghanistan's complex ethnic ties proved to be the next problem.

Keeping Ingushetia neutral was no mean achievement, given its close ethnic ties with Chechnya.

But Indian researchers also refer to scientists of Indian origin in America more than very similar work by scientists with whom they do not share ethnic ties.

As he had with his other informants, Rajaratnam began the seduction of Gupta by playing on ethnic ties and indulging his new friend during a rare career lull.

In Serbia, the state most threatening to Vienna because of its ethnic tie to the Serbs and Croats inside the Dual Monarchy, a fundamental political shift had occurred.

Residents of Imphal, its capital, say that old ethnic and cultural ties mean many in Manipur feel closer to their neighbours across the border than to distant and often hostile "mainland" Indians.The state needs a lift.

There has been a general consensus across political parties in Europe for welfare states and an acceptance by employees and citizens of social measures that either benefit them directly or benefit people with whom they empathize because of close linguistic, ethnic or cultural ties.

They are a branch of the southern Bantu and have close ethnic, linguistic, and cultural ties with the Swazi and Xhosa.

It is not clear that Mr Putin wants Crimea re-gifted, but he has already signalled to a core constituency - those with Russian citizenship or with strong ethnic, language and cultural ties to the Motherland - that he has their back.