Sentence examples for foreign minorities from inspiring English sources

Most likely, the Chinese future "global citizens," as the government mantra goes will have to look inward, examining their treatment of native and foreign minorities alike.

Mr. Yeltsin, he said, had failed to defend the interests of ethnic Russians, who had become vulnerable foreign minorities in the newly independent countries that had so suddenly been sheared off from the Soviet Union.

Although racial, religious, and foreign minorities served as targets for political abuse throughout American history, African Americans were particularly useful along these lines.

Such calls set loose forces of domestic terrorism onto racial, religious, and foreign minorities in order to brutally and violently suppress the rising tides of African American equality, women's rights, and foreign immigration.

The main task now facing the investors poised to take over the company is to choose a foreign minority partner from between Air France-KLM and Lufthansa.

These questions reflect what is now the fundamental divide in many European countries, accentuated in Germany both by its past and the size of the foreign minority.

This is equally true for Chinese and for foreign investors, but foreigners (and especially Americans, with their litigious culture) tend to find the experience more traumatic.Take, for instance, the case of a joint venture between a Chinese majority partner and two foreign minority investors.

BP, in particular, as a former state-owned enterprise, serves as a role model.Emancipation by IPOThis new-found confidence in towns such as Yanshan should come as a relief to three groups of people: Beijing's top Communists, Sinopec's top directors and its foreign minority shareholders.

"There are plenty of cheap companies that are more interested in building empires or pleasing their bankers than foreign minority shareholders," he says.

Foreign (minority) partners will supply needed cash, management expertise and technology in the energy sector, which would not have been true if there had been a sweeping renationalization.

Here as ever we see that the European level is the point of least resistance in face of pressure groups, of extraneous minorities, even of foreign interests.