Sentence examples for nationality groups from inspiring English sources

A closer investigation of foreign physician distribution also showed that the claim that these can be used indiscriminately to fill geographical gaps is somewhat inaccurate, as rural residence patterns appeared to vary considerably among nationality groups, with PALOP physicians concentrating in metropolitan areas even more than their national peers.

Refugees trade across nationality groups and across international borders.

… Watch out for particularly important nationality groups, particularly in the rural areas.

Later Alexander attempted to consolidate the rival nationality groups and political parties into a unified state.

Canada and Switzerland have had to evolve this sense in order to hold together strongly divergent nationality groups.

On security grounds, Stalin deported some entire small nationality groups, many with their own territorial base, such as the Chechen and Ingush, from 1944 onward.

Origin is defined as "the heritage, nationality group, lineage or country of the person or the person's parents or ancestors before their arrival in the United States".

In 2004, ≈8.8% of the population was foreign born, and Turks formed the largest foreign nationality group, with 1,764,318 immigrants (24% of all foreigners).

It is worth noticing that African PALOP physicians resulted the nationality group less likely to be found outside the two metropolitan areas, while the "Other European" group behaved in the same direction as the reference category of "Spanish" doctors.

The vast majority of physicians were Portuguese (90.5%), with the Spanish representing the second largest nationality group (4.9%), followed by the Brazilians, other Europeans and doctors from African Portuguese-speaking (PALOP) countries.

Based on the suggested "de-politicization" of the 56 "nationalities" (minzu) of China, the author suggests the employment of national laws to deal equitably with the events and differences between the various "nationality" (minzu) groups instead of the preferential policies currently employed in favor of certain minority groups.