Sentence examples for minority groups views from inspiring English sources

This is the first national survey of ethnic minority groups' views on bowel cancer screening.

This is the first national survey of ethnic minority groups' views of colorectal cancer screening, and overcomes some of the limitations of studies relying on name recognition software.

"Not meeting with the Greenlining coalition wasn't the problem itself, but it was symptomatic of how minority groups were viewed," said Mr. Gnaizda, who said he thought Mr. Davis had seen the error of his ways.

In Malaysia, a Muslim-majority country, minority groups had viewed the ban as a symbol of institutionalized religious discrimination.

But the city, like others, has absorbed a massive influx of displaced families, mostly from minority groups who view a Western offensive against the militants as their only chance to return to their ancestral homes.

To a large degree, ASL-users constitute a linguistic and cultural minority group who view their deafness as human variation [ 17, 18].

Little is known about how minority groups, particularly Latinos, view these legal mechanisms.

Some minority groups may once again view police officers as armed instruments of government oppression.

Hungary has higher levels of anti-refugee beliefs and more negative views of minority groups than the average EU member state, according to a 2016 Pew survey.

It is believed to be the first major piece of UK public polling to focus on ethnic minorities' experiences of unconscious bias, and comes amid wider concerns about a shortage of research capturing the views of minority groups.

Soutphommasane said it was not surprising the public had shown strong support for keeping the act as it is, saying the views of minority groups were often not heard "above the bluster of the powerful".