Sentence examples for minorities interviewed from inspiring English sources

Like a number of minorities interviewed, he said it had nothing to do with the officer's race.

Iraqi Christians and other minorities interviewed by The WorldPost who have recently been persecuted by the Islamic State tell a very different story.

"Another important thing is that there are more minorities being interviewed for head coaching positions than ever before," said George Young, senior vice president of football operations.

But on the streets, where the units are notorious, most minority residents interviewed last week had been stopped and searched at least once or knew someone who had.

The Coaching Fair Play scheme aims to increase the number of qualified candidates from ethnic minority backgrounds interviewed for posts.

An English equivalent of the American "Rooney Rule" has been proposed, with the aim of increasing the number of qualified candidates from ethnic minority backgrounds interviewed for posts.

But Richard, like some of the other minority students interviewed, said he was often reluctant to share his feelings of discomfort with friends.

No minority interviews there.

How, he was asked, is the commissioner supposed to know if the minority interviews are legitimate?

With the Republican and Democratic conventions coming up, Mr. Gauthier is hardly in the minority, interviews with voters suggest.

Selig on Minority Groups With the managerial field wide open, Commissioner Bud Selig has reissued to the clubs his 1999 memo on minority interviewing.