Sentence examples for minority settlements from inspiring English sources

Suburban minority settlements across the country follow similar patterns, according to John R. Logan, director of the Lewis Mumford Center for Comparative Urban and Regional Research at the State University of New York at Albany.

At 25 of the 31 locations in east Myanmar that were examined in the study, researchers found visual evidence confirming eyewitness accounts of villages having been burned or shifted and showing military camps that have been set up near minority settlements.

Baan Thatafang has now become one of the latest ethnic minority settlements to be identified by local NGOs as being at threat from Thailand's sprawling business in the trafficking of desperate people.

It has, however, been argued that the development of a widening economic gap between the minority and majority is not only attributed to the remoteness of minority settlements but is due to a combination of many social factors (55).

The novel creations of mapmakers could also divide big areas of minority settlement, in rural and urban areas, and make it close to impossible to get black and brown members elected to the US House and the State House.

In India, the minority Moslem settlement ultimately led to a chaotic division at Independence into a 'two-state solution' (Indian and Pakistan) and a brutal population transfer, followed by tension, terrorism and wars ever since.

The Adam's Mark luxury hotel chain agreed today to pay $8 million, revise its policies and seek minority customers in settlements of race discrimination lawsuits by the Justice Department, the State of Florida and a group of black guests.

It had been lined up for "possible promotion to Frontier market status", but FTSE is now worried about:...continuing delays in market developments and no timelines as to when the market developments regarding regulatory oversight, capital controls, treatment of minority shareholders and settlement will be implemented.

The most common caste in the sample was the Gurung ethnic group (22%%) followed by Magar (19 %) and Brahmin (18 %) leaving the lower castes as minorities within all settlements.

Approximately 94percentt of the 22,000 students now enrolled in Hartford's 40 public schools are minority — defined by the settlement as black, Hispanic, American Indian, Asian or Pacific islander.

Following the failure of the London trip, Jinnah was in no hurry to reach an agreement, figuring that time would allow him to gain the undivided provinces of Bengal and Punjab for Pakistan, but these wealthy, populous provinces had sizeable non-Muslim minorities, complicating a settlement.