Sentence examples for minority entitled from inspiring English sources
In 2000, when a Republican congressman in northern Indiana vacated his seat, Pence ran as the Party favorite, on a platform that included a promise to oppose "any effort to recognize homosexuals as a discrete and insular minority entitled to the protection of anti-discrimination laws".
He also said, "Congress should oppose any effort to recognize homosexuals as a 'discreet and insular minority' entitled to the protection of anti-discrimination laws similar to those extended to women and ethnic minorities".
Congress should oppose any effort to recognize homosexuals as a "discreet and insular minority" entitled to the protection of anti-discrimination laws similar to those extended to women and ethnic minorities.
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Surely all students, white and minority, are entitled to the best instructors available, regardless of how this might affect the desired diversity.
The court concluded that a member of the Muslim minority was entitled to take a divorce dispute to a Greek court.
Mark DeMarco, who said he has been hospitalized since December, asked that he be declared an oppressed minority stockholder entitled to protection under New Jersey law.
And an Israeli leadership would have to take on and defeat the idea that the Jewish settlers in the territories stand for that a Jewish minority is entitled to rule these Palestinian areas forever.
XXXXXXXXXXXX described the bill as a "gag" order to prevent anyone from talking about homosexuals or acknowledging that sexual minorities are entitled to rights as human beings.
"The real argument," he said, "is whether minorities are entitled to positions in the state university system when there is a nonminority applicant with better academic and other relevant credentials.
In 1987, he became the nation's first judge to declare that gay people, like racial minorities, are entitled to equal protection and due process of law under the United States Constitution.
