Sentence examples for minorities equivalent from inspiring English sources

He also stated that Turkey should allow its Christian minorities equivalent rights.

Migrants and ethnic minorities are not equivalent in term of populations although some migrants become part of established ethnic minorities.

There's a clear business case for diversity, as some 40% of the US population come from ethnic minority backgrounds – the equivalent figure for the UK is 14%, but both are growing rapidly.

"He is a president who only has a minority in their equivalent of the Congress, and he's under a lot of pressure to be tough, decisive, and not bow to foreign countries".

First, providers may not recognize that minority status is equivalent to other stated ADA risk factors for type 2 diabetes (3).

Similarly, lower thresholds of waist circumference among both ethnic minority groups pose equivalent diabetes risk to the conventional European cut-points.

For instance, there's an industry-wide effort underway to develop systems that can predict malware attacks before they happen, sort of like the cyber equivalent of Minority Report's PreCrime division.

Results from experiments using primary human cancer tissue have shown that not all cells in a tumour are equivalent; a minority tumourigenic cell population exists in solid tumours of both the breast and the brain which represents around 1% to 2% of the total tumour burden [ 35, 42].

But then, like segregationists who hid behind "property rights" and "states rights," today's powerbrokers pretend that they are merely the modern equivalent of silenced minorities.

We calculated the effective minority carrier lifetime in the structure (τwhole) as a function of the minority carrier lifetime in the equivalent SiNW region (τSiNW) to investigate the relationship between τwhole and τSiNW.

Yet no equivalent gap affects minority audiences.