Sentence examples for majority towns from inspiring English sources

For Yevginy Bogomolov in Visaginas, one of the few Russian majority towns in the country, it is the nationalists who are creating divisions.

In Idlib province, separate convoys reportedly entered Foah and Kefraya, two Shia majority towns that are surrounded by rebel factions.

At a rally on Tuesday evening, 20 miles from Milwaukee in the white majority town of West Bend, Trump sought to capitalise on the unrest in a direct plea to black voters.

Last month, an improvised explosive device killed a leader of Iraq's Hashd al-Shaabi, or the "Popular Mobilization Units" (PMU), in the Sunni majority town of Gharma.

It may also explain why Syria's 3m-odd Kurds, despite suffering more than other minorities during 40 years of rule by the Assad clan, are only now, and hesitantly, joining the fight to overthrow it.As battles have raged elsewhere, a string of Kurdish-majority towns in Syria's hitherto relatively peaceful north-east have quietly seen local authority seized from the central government in Damascus.

"After last night's violence, tensions are running high in Mahabad and other Kurdish-majority towns and cities.

There are 110 Roma-majority towns and another 200 towns that are over 30percentt Roma population.

Local Kurdish news outlets showed footage of hundreds of Kurds cheering the convoy as it passed through Kurdish-majority towns between Iraq and Turkey.

As aid vehicles made their way toward Madaya on Monday, another convoy was en route to the Shia-majority towns of Foua and Kafraya, besieged by rebels who have blocked food, water and medicine from some 20,000 civilians there.

The last major victory against the Islamic State was last month in Tikrit, a Sunni-majority town that the group had held for months.

Dzurlic grew up in Plav, a Muslim-majority town in what was southern Yugoslavia, near the Albanian border.