Sentence examples for leaving race from inspiring English sources

Leaving race aside, it is not clear who is the right person to give the DA a fresh boost or how to do it.

Leaving "race out of the picture entirely," Sotomayor said, "is a sentiment out of touch with reality, one not required by our Constitution, and one that has properly been rejected as not sufficient to resolve cases of this nature".

But, and this matters, Mr Obama's coalition does include lots of whites, notably educated white women who are some of his staunchest supporters.But leaving race to one side, the President Obama of 2012 no longer identifies those who would divide America as his enemy.

Leaving race aside for the moment (did someone mention that the Voting Rights Act has something to do with empowering black voters – who just might, for some strange reason, prefer Democrats?), what the court's conservatives seem to see in Section 5 is a threat to state sovereignty — the "sovereign dignity" of the states, a phrase Justice Anthony M. Kennedy has used in another federalism context.

The climbing specialist attacks in the closing kilometres of the uphill finish, leaving race leader Rigoberto Uran in his wake.

BREAKING: AP source: Montana Sen. Joe Walsh leaving race amid allegations that he plagiarized paper.

Porter remembered that at the time of his horse's death, he contemplated leaving racing.

Gill grew disillusioned with the sport in 2006 and also said at that time that he was leaving racing.

But he is leaving racing, and he wouldn't advise a young man to go into it.

This was not the case several decades ago, but television embraced other sports and left racing behind.

After Mercedes left racing in 1955, Mr. Fitch led Chevrolet's mid-1950s effortoto make the Corvette a serious contender in racing.