Sentence examples for information about race from inspiring English sources

Because it is illegal to request information about race on a job application, school officials must recruit minority teachers in person.

But students can now choose from a menu of new boxes of racial and ethnic categories — because the Department of Education started requiring universities this past school year to comply with a broad federal edict to collect more information about race and ethnicity.

They answered the factual questions accurately, stating that the information about race was false, and yet they still relied on race in their inference responses, saying that the attackers were likely Aboriginal or that the store owner likely had trouble understanding them because they were Aboriginal.

2. Demographic Information: Information about race, ethnicity, and gender is needed to monitor the participation of different populations in an institution's programs.

The government expects that corporations may volunteer to publish even more information about race, disability, sexual orientation, and other classes.

For example, information about race and gender of students helps to ensure that all students are learning.

I've already praised Lance Armstrong's biography, "It's Not About the Bike: My Journey Back to Life" (Putnam, $24.95), written by Sally Jenkins, as tough, direct and filled with useful information about racing a bicycle, coping with cancer and even in vitro fertilization.

Tough, direct and filled with useful information about racing a bicycle, coping with cancer and even in vitro fertilization, the book also offers up a fascinating portrait of an insecure, fatherless momma's boy who is still in honest struggle to grow up and be a good father himself.

Another voter, Adam Hardman, 30, a lawyer, said he had gotten all of his information about this race from the debates, and that was why he voted for Mr. Paul.

"Though it should not have taken a lawsuit, we welcome this release of information about the race of those shot by the police," said Christopher T. Dunn, the associate legal director of the civil liberties group.

"With due respect to Siena students, these numbers are completely out of line with our information about the race," William O'Reilly, Ms. Feld's campaign manager, responded in a statement.