Sentence examples for imposed on white from inspiring English sources

Holder cited a recent "deeply troubling report" that indicates that black male offenders have received sentences nearly 20percentt longer than those imposed on white males convicted of similar crimes.

He has cited a recent report that indicates that black male offenders have received sentences nearly 20percentt longer than those imposed on white males convicted of similar crimes.

One study released last year by the U.S. Sentencing Commission indicated that in recent years, African-American men have received sentences that are nearly 20percentt longer than those imposed on white males convicted of similar crimes.

Richard Rothstein, a research associate for the Economic Policy Institute, noted in a blog post that when the decree was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court seven years later -- mainly because it imposed on white property owners' right to choose who they sold their homes to -- Baltimore's government tailored its discrimination approach.  .

But most interesting of all are the requirements that the FCC has imposed on White-Fi devices to make sure they don't interfere with any television broadcasts or wireless microphones.

For economic sanctions to change whites' economic calculations about reform, the burden they impose on whites must be nearly catastrophic.

He accused the two oil giants of violating the sanctions imposed on the white minority Government of Rhodesia after its unilateral declaration of independence from Britain in 1965.

As one of few Asian playwrights — let alone directors and performers — in New York's theatrical avant-garde, Lee is subjected to expectations that are rarely imposed on her white male colleagues.

The sentences -- 9 to 19 years for Stephen Freeland, and 4 1/2 to 10 years for his co-defendant, Leon Wright -- mirrored those imposed on two white men in December for the riots' only other killing, that of a black woman.

Cultural competency also provides teachers with an awareness of white dominance and privilege in American society -- that is the social arrangement of cultural and institutional dominance imposed on non-whites due to historical events and influences and how that dominance and privilege impacts societal interactions.

Migrants from Southern and border states had moved north to escape the poverty imposed on poor whites.