Sentence examples for minority practice from inspiring English sources

In this context feature stories, which comprised the bulk of this coverage (Table  1) and that reported medical tourism as a minority practice in Australian social life, make both economic and ratings sense [ 8].

A small minority practices traditional beliefs.

A small but notable minority practices Hinduism or Buddhism, and some communities in the interior regions follow local religions.

Although the CCP abolished some minority practices, such as slaveholding by the Yi and headhunting among the Wa, the post-Mao Zedong policy that has encouraged the expression of minority identity has permitted many local customs and festivals to flourish again.

Often attaining true equality requires special "accommodation" of minority practices, because such daily matters as the choice of work days and holidays, or laws about drugs and military service, are tailored to the religious needs of the majority and are heedless of minority requirements.

The Yazidis are a Kurdish speaking minority practicing an ancient pre-Islamic religion with links to Zoroastrianism.

The population consists of 'mestizos' (individuals not belonging to a specific ethnic minority) practicing mainly subsistence farming in forest fields situated at easy walking or paddling distance all year around, with occasional hunting and fishing [5].

Although these are still considered minority practices, the participants expressed the view that these customs are part of the social embodiment of contemporaneous masculinity.

These findings are consistent with either racial/ethnic reporting biases in receipt of preventive procedures or less efficient Medicare billing among providers with large minority practices.

Other minorities practice Judaism, Islam and Neopaganism.

Malaysia is home to 32 million people, where ethnic Malay Muslims make up more than 60percentt of the population and the remaining ethnic minorities practice other religions such as Christianity, Buddhism and Hinduism.