Sentence examples for model of race from inspiring English sources

The impending row could cost Georgia its reputation as a model of race relations for the "new South", and perhaps loosen the Democratic lock on state politics that has endured since the Civil War.This was not supposed to happen.

"But then they said, 'Oh no, we can't let this be.' " So on a chill December morning, two soldiers -- one black, one white, both part of an institution portrayed as a model of race relations -- stood only yards apart in the middle of this sprawling base, each believing himself the victim of racism.

Like many Māori before me, I want to lay siege to the national allegory that Aotearoa is an idyllic model of race relations.

To investigate whether air pollution's effects on birth weight differ by race, we applied an interaction model of race and gestational exposure for each air pollutant.

This model integrates prior empirical research, the experience and insights of members of the partnership, conceptual models of race-based residential segregation and health, and a vast literature on CVD.

"Leicester is being held up as a model of good race and community relations and that would be another reason they could easily find a safe place to hide".

With unemployment so low, the country could easily take in a lot more immigrants as many as 250,000 a year by 2025, reckons Phillip Ruthven of IBIS.To the visitor, Australia seems like a model of harmonious race relations.

The third argument for a higher stability of balance of power systems with multiple actors rests upon the Richardson model of arms race, which assumes that the conflict behaviour of each of the two parties in a bipolar power system grows at an exponential rate.

Here we examine the possibility that a model of a race between a stimulus-controlled reaction process and a false alarm process can account for the numbers as well as for the timing of early and late RTs on stimulus trials in our experiments.

You are strong, proud model of your race; you are cultured and able; you oppose Tolstoy.

Electoral reformers need now to press for the right model – instead of racing to be first past the post into Jack Straw's trap.