Sentence examples for majority regions from inspiring English sources

Instead, they watched the United States and Britain support the archaic Gulf monarchies that exported Wahhabism to all Muslim majority regions of the world with their petrodollars.

By providing content creators with access to research and experts, MOST hopes to facilitate the kind of normalization of people and themes from the Middle East or other Muslim majority regions that exposure through popular culture has brought about over time for African Americans, or gays and lesbians.

For the majority regions of this protein, there is a good agreement between the predicted and observed RD values despite that several separate residue positions such as 6, 61, 91, 132 and 134 are poorly predicted (blue), as can be seen from Figure 7A.

In that article, which appeared on the front page and carried a Belgrade dateline, Mr. Kelley reported that United Nations war crimes investigators had discovered a "Yugoslav army, three-ring notebook" that contained "a direct order to a lieutenant to 'cleanse"' a village near the city of Pec in Kosovo, an ethnic Albanian majority region.

Participation and recruitment rates per osteopath were slightly higher in Scotland and lower in Northern Ireland than in the majority region, England.

Yet, they have only been significant in Bosniak-majority regions.

Manto was in Bombay when he heard the news about Pakistan: the British, quitting India at last, had decided in their haste to let the Muslim-majority regions in the east and west become a separate country.

Yet in the conservative, Muslim-majority regions of North Africa, the Middle East, and parts of Asia, new HIV infections have been on the rise since 2001.

On 29 December 1930, Allama Muhammad Iqbal's presidential address to the All-India Muslim League proposed a separate Muslim state for the Muslim-majority regions of India.

Congress favoured a unified secular Indian state, whereas the League, fearing domination by the Hindu majority, desired a separate Islamic state for Muslim-majority regions.

As the militants, adherents of the Sunni sect of Islam, seize territory in Sunni-majority regions, ethnic Kurds are taking advantage of the government's weakness to solidify control over northern, Kurdish-majority areas where they have long sought independence.