Sentence examples for minorities not only from inspiring English sources

French minorities – not only Muslims – must be encouraged to preserve whatever identity they embrace but equally to pass through the glass walls which have surrounded them for so long.

If golf is serious about inclusion it has to step beyond the formal removal of abstract barriers and prove to ethnic minorities not only that they have the same opportunity to play should they wish, but that their company is desired, that they belong, that they are wanted.

Ms. Fiori's magazine, more than most, has made an effort to include blacks and other minorities not only in its party and wedding pages, but also in feature articles, according to black society figures like Gayle Atkins, a board member of the Studio Museum in Harlem.

Since becoming mayor in 2009, Aboutaleb has acknowledged he feels a responsibility to other immigrants and minorities, not only in his country, but also across Europe.

In Mickey Mouse Monopoly: Disney, Childhood, and Corporate Power, Dr. Robert B. Pettit identified "God Help the Outcasts" as "a plea on behalf of all minorities – not only by ethnicity, but also by race, class, gender, or sexual orientation".

We must protect minorities not only because we value freedom (of and from religion, aka the Berlinian dialectic) but we should also care enough about religious ideas to not want to see them destroyed when forced down others' throats.

"We are really deeply concerned at torture and murder of those children, especially those belonging to minorities, but not only from minorities".

In other words, "Persecution of minorities reduces not only the long-term wealth of the persecuted, but of the persecutors as well".* "Distrust in finance lingers: Jewish persecution and households' investments" by Francesco D'Acunto, Marcel Prokopczuk and Michael Weber.

In a significant portion of the world, persecution of religious minorities is not only a routine occurrence, but often government-sanctioned.

That process will require long-term investments that develop strong infrastructures to prepare and equip minorities to not only participate in the 21st century innovation economy, but compete at a high level.

Now, the Serbian minority will not only be part of the provincial government, but will also wield some real power in it.