Sentence examples for handling race from inspiring English sources

Their "concerns" stem from an Observer report that the inquiry chairman, Sir William Macpherson, had been insensitive in handling race issues.

Obama, a genius at handling race, has always had problems with class.

Whether Hunter's impact will spark broader change within the industry remains to be seen, but it's a promising sign from a business long plagued with issues when handling race.

The bookmakers, meanwhile, will be service providers, paid a commission for handling racing's income stream from betting.

The Met is awaiting the findings of an inquiry into how it handles race and faith issues.

Howard's solicitor, Kiran Daurka from Slater & Gordon, called for a public inquiry into how the force handles race discrimination claims.

After one successful campaign and three plus years in the White House, Mr. Obama and his team's painful early internal debates on how to handle race have given way to more settled patterns.

When asked whether he had any regrets about how he had handled race relations, Mr. Giuliani's first response was, "I think that the biggest regret that I have is schools".

Bakke, Grutter and Fisher all allow admissions officers to consider an applicant's race as one factor among many but prohibit them from using race as the "defining factor" of any file.In his majority opinion, Justice Kennedy makes signs that the Court will be watching how colleges and universities handle race with greater skepticism than ever before.

There will be other discussions too — about a key piece of narrative misdirection, about how it handles race with the Earl character, and how it deals with illness.

"Nine-Nine" rivals the combined strengths of "Community" and "Parks and Recreation" in an interesting, non-repetitive manner.... which impressively handles race and gender.