Sentence examples for further segregation from inspiring English sources

And why is there so little discussion about what to do about "white flight" from the inner cities as one of the drivers of further segregation.

In 1969, a federal court ruled (in Gautreaux v. Kemp) that Chicago's public housing had been purposely built in the ghetto to further segregation.

Urban parks that are designed to ease division through an open transitional landscape can instead facilitate further segregation through their spatial order and facility layout.

In the mink, but not in the cat, there was a further segregation on the basis of center type, with on- and off-center afferents terminating in alternating, partially overlapping patches.

Increasing nitrogen content accelerated further segregation of phase, accompanied with formation of nanocomposite nc-TiN/a-TiB2 thin films and fast increase of microhardness value.

The strong interaction between Ni and Bi leads to co-segregation of Bi to several of the outermost atom layers, which, in turn, drives further segregation of Ni to the surface layer.

Communities will also have to set goals, which will be tracked over time, for how they will further reduce segregation.

"The housing ban, and the blanket designation of almost the whole of Doha and other urban areas as 'family areas', legitimises negative stereotypes about migrant workers and has the effect of further entrenching segregation in Qatar," said James Lynch, Amnesty International's deputy director for the Middle East and north Africa.

It is shown that the resulting nanostructure is not in compositional equilibrium, but that a final equilibrium state for the self-organised nanocrystalline structure does exist and can be achieved through further W segregation, propagated by annealing at 600 °C.

Ontarians fear that further school segregation by religion "would exacerbate centrifugal forces in society," says Donna Dasko of Environics Research, a polling firm.In this section Commerce between friends and foes Trade, timber and tribes Correa's victory Playground politics Reflections from the ranch Reprints Related items Canada: Worthy but dullAug 30th 2007Islamophobia reared its head, too.

The latter a site of violence and city neglect was the subject of a major lawsuit alleging it had been designed to further racial segregation.