Sentence examples for minority problem from inspiring English sources
DR. HORN: Besides the minority problem, what other problems were involved?
VON RIBBENTROP: There had always been the minority problem in Poland, which had caused great difficulties.
But Greece and Bulgaria so far have differed in their handling of the Muslim minority problem.
It's what is sometimes called a "double minority" problem, in which both Palestinians and Israelis feel surrounded.
"It is a minority problem but it is very worrying that the victims are so fearful that they don't seek prosecution.
But most countries are grappling with the minority problem once again.Here there is the great potential for a clash between the elite, which has been seen to promote mass immigration, and the rest.
His support largely came from younger Asian Americans, many of them preoccupied with ethnic identity, minority problems, urban renewal and other such questions.
It was also hoped that serious minority problems would be avoided by requiring all states in the area to sign minority-protection treaties that guaranteed the civil rights of all citizens, irrespective of ethnicity.
The complexities of the ethnic map made it impossible to draw state boundaries that entirely coincided with ethnic divisions and thus created minority problems that were to plague the region for generations.
All I've said - and may have said to you in that interview (which was never published, so in that, too, you have misled your readers) is that in the past, expelling populations, or exchanging populations as between Greeks and Turks in the 1920s - solved each other's minority problems.
Other materials for the period since 1914 relate to revolutions and political ideologies of international importance; colonial and minority problems; propaganda and public opinion; military occupation; peace plans and movements; international relations; international organizations and administration including the publications of the United Nations, as well as principal international conferences.
