Sentence examples for minorities perceived from inspiring English sources

Establishing a legal system will both contain jihadis and curtail the impulse for reprisals against the Alawites and other minorities perceived to be on the side of current rulers.

Why does the political significance of the non-white minority in Britain seem so negligible today, in a way that they can be repeatedly ignored, by May and other politicians who make pronouncements on immigration, Britishness, and race, as if it did not matter how minorities perceived the issue?

A war or a warlike situation can provoke hostility toward certain immigrant groups or other minorities perceived as the "enemy": Japanese Americans were treated in this way during World War II, as were many Muslims in Western countries after the terrorist September 11 attacks in the United States in 2001.

BOSTON A theme that came up repeatedly during a symposium on improving the representation of women and minorities in the science pipeline was what sociologist and civil rights activist W. E. B. Du Bois called "twoness": the idea that whites and minorities perceive and experience two different worlds, two different sets of expectations and circumstances.

This is just the latest example of how ethnic minorities perceive the world in subtly different ways than white people do.

Furthermore, earlier research has suggested that ethnic minorities perceive barriers to dental services, including language, cultural misunderstandings, costs, and dentist mistrust [ 31], which might explain the infrequent attendance and late presentation of those children.

In my experience, many non-minorities perceive this as a "free pass" to make racist or offensive statements if someone of that ethnicity "approves" it.

Survey data show that many legal elites perceive the Court as political in its decision making, while a minority perceive the Court as activist and influenced by external political forces.

Finally, rather than restricting the analysis on the impact that diversity has on natives, this paper also analyses the impact that diversity has on ethnic minorities and foreign born people since it is possible that people belonging to a minority perceive the costs and benefits of diversity differently than people belonging to the majority.

"The group rejects democracy, is hostile to the British state, and seeks to divide society by implicitly endorsing violence against ethnic minorities and perceived 'race traitors'".

Interviews were semi-structured and used a broad topic guide to explore; the participants understanding of self-management, the health professionals' experience of using the self-management programme with stroke survivors from ethnic minorities, its perceived effectiveness, facilitators and barriers.