Sentence examples for ethnicity issues from inspiring English sources
Some who hold centrist-to-liberal views on race and ethnicity issues have praised Ms. Chavez for her executive style.
Rashkin, first deputy chairman of Duma's committee on ethnicity issues, is described as the founder of the civil movement Krassnaya Moskva (Red Moscow – Patriotic Front Aid) which organised public demonstrations supporting separatists.
First, to deal with "nation/nationality/ minzu/ ethnicity" issues with the principles of a modern citizen-state and of a society ruled by law.
My suggestions for reconstructing "nation/nationality/minzu/ethnicity" discourse in a Chinese style are as follows: First, to deal with "nation/nationality/ minzu/ ethnicity" issues with the principles of a modern citizen-state and of a society ruled by law.
"Particularly on race and ethnicity issues which, far from being healed, have been exacerbated in our politics over the past year," she wrote.
Have you had race or ethnicity issue enter into the home care debate in your home or the home of a loved one?
In the liberated areas, especially in Yan'an, however, preliminary research on ethnic issues was conducted under the CPC's leadership, delivering such representative outcomes as Issues Concerning the Hui Ethnicity and Issues Concerning the Mongolian Ethnicity.
For example, participants in the more homogenous groups made potentially controversial comments whilst participants in the more heterogeneous groups appeared to make more attempts to deflect the conversation away from ethnicity onto issues common to all ethnic groups.
"We tend to be interested in alternative communities, gay and lesbian artists, different ethnicities, gender issues," Mr. Norton said of his and his wife's collecting.
"You turn to any TV channel and they are experts on Afghan ethnicities, tribal issues and history without having been to Afghanistan or read one or two books".
Instead, I hear a renewed commitment to working together--across boundaries of race, region, ethnicity and issue--that leaves me, paradoxically, more optimistic than I have been in some time.
