Sentence examples for exclusionary majority from inspiring English sources

Rather than ignore race or use race to lure whites together into a largely exclusionary majority, the alternative we offer is a strategy of smartly and selectively narrow casting to different voters, where and when it is appropriate.

For Din, exclusionary policies towards Muslim-majority countries reinforce suspicion between the powers that be and people like her.

The majority had an exclusionary laboratory value, including eight participants with a CD4 T cell count less than 350 cells/mm3 and five participants with an HIV-RNA less than 1000 copies/mL.

The balance of the opinion suggested that Chief Justice Roberts might be willing to excuse other kinds of police misconduct as well, and specialists in criminal law said they suspected the limiting principle was added to placate Justice Kennedy, who in a 2006 concurrence expressed support for the exclusionary rule even as he joined a majority opinion that harshly criticized it.

Right wing radio blowhard John Gibson on Wednesday vehemently supported Palin's exclusionary statements on the premise that a majority of Americans call themselves Christians, therefore America's a Christian nation.

New York State's lawmakers have not passed a budget on time since 1975, and Albany's budget-making process is one of the most exclusionary in the nation, with the governor, the Senate majority leader and the Assembly speaker sharing extraordinary authority to allocate spending.

Although anti-immigrant nationalist forces played a growing political role in Germany during the period in which the German social welfare regime was instituted, this exclusionary nationalism did not represent the workers movements or the majority of the parliament of the German Empire at the time, who in 1886 condemned the massive deportation of immigrant workers of that period.

Now, Chief Justice John Roberts's conservative majority on the Supreme Court is working to undo the exclusionary rule in a more fundamental way.

Justice Breyer, in a dissent joined by Justice Ginsburg, said the majority opinion was part of a trend to "undermine the exclusionary rule".

In the past, severely obese individuals have been excluded from the majority of clinical weight loss trials because of upper BMI exclusionary criteria and/or other comorbid conditions (4).

"My intent is not to have an exclusionary system, but we, meaning black people, whose children make up the vast majority of the student population, would control".