Sentence examples for minority groupings from inspiring English sources

Members of other minority groupings will understand this well.

The UK scores for other smaller parties are: 4% for the Scottish Nationalists, 1% for Plaid Cymru, 2% for the Greens, 1% for the British National Party and 1% for other minority groupings.

The ethnic pattern is diverse in Vietnam, with a multitude of ethnic minority groupings, mostly defined by language and culture.

Because of small numbers in minority groups, we used broad groupings of ethnicity.

And while attempts were made to create adequate groupings, some cells (e.g. ethnic minority groups) were small.

At the other two groupings of desks, place an index card with the following instructions written on it: You represent a government that has been waged war upon by a minority group in your country.

Lumping women from Black and Minority Ethnic groups together is recognised as of limited value in trying to understand differences in care associated with ethnicity, as is groupings like 'Black' or 'Asian'.

Though they tend to be minorities within broader political groupings, together they scooped up about a third of the vote in last month's elections to the European Parliament, with Mr Pasqua's lot unexpectedly winning 13%, a shade more than Mr Chirac's own mainstream Gaullists.

All authoritarian regimes loathe minority religions, perhaps because religious groupings are one of the most powerful ways of imagining a world that might be different.

The Polish government's attempt last year to squeeze seven state-controlled banks into two new groupings fell apart after opposition from several ministries, the banks themselves and minority shareholders, including the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, which complained that the plan amounted to renationalisation.

Why does Princeton bother to keep publishing statistics on minorities, boasting that they are close to half the freshman class, if leadership groupings include so few of them?