Sentence examples for including a minority from inspiring English sources
The group announced last year it would cut 1,300 jobs and put assets up for sale, including a minority stake in its transport business.
Legal experts, including a minority of members on the Colorado Supreme Court, which divided sharply in 2002 in upholding the conviction of Mr. Masters, have long been troubled by how prosecutors built their case against him, and those questions are unlikely to go away, either.
Late last year, Mr Kron announced a plan to raise 3bn euros in cash through the sale of assets, including a minority stake in its transport unit, which makes France's high-speed TGV train.
In a statement late yesterday, the tax agency said it had pooled together the politically active nonpartisan applicants -- including a "minority" that were identified because of their names.
Perhaps one of the reasons Americans have a conscientiousness about sacrifice no less abstract than a yellow ribbon on their car is because Americans themselves have rarely seen the face of war, and not only because so few of them nowadays have been in harm's way in the service of their government (including a minority of those in uniform).
Thus, a very simple model of Darwinian selection superimposed on binomial distribution of DMs at cell division was capable of explaining the frequency distribution of DMs, including a minority cell population with high MYCN copy numbers.
It is a five-year deal that includes a minority ownership stake in the franchise Saunders helped turn from a laughingstock into a consistent winner.
Liberal groups have pressed the White House to include a minority among the nominees; Mr. Bostic, Mr. Chavers and Mr. Spriggs are black.
Distribution is set for July 12. Stilwell -- named after Arthur E. Stilwell, the 19th-century insurance executive who built the Kansas City Southern railroad -- also includes a minority stake in the data provider DST Systems and a majority stake in the Berger mutual funds company.
To reassure a special panel of federal judges, Thomas P. Giblin, chairman of both the state and county Democrats, promised that the party would include a minority candidate on its primary ballot on May 26 in District 27.
