Sentence examples for of which race from inspiring English sources

The rest are admitted under "holistic" criteria — of which race is but one.

It's a broad appeal to a range of xenophobic fears of which race per se is a mere subset.

We know that that plan was based on the premise that Americans actually are sick of the divisive wedge issues that have defined the past couple of decades, of which race is the most divisive of all.

Because students are admitted to specific colleges, like the College of Education or the business school, it is impossible to determine which group benefits most from holistic review without knowing how many students of which race applied to, and were admitted to, each school — numbers the university does not release.

Beenie Man said: "I respect each and every human being, regardless of which race or creed, regardless of which religious belief you believe in, and regardless of which sexual preference you are, including gays and lesbian people," he said: There is no one in this world is the same as they were 20 years ago – I know I am not.

Facebook's slides then note that this can be "inclusive," in that it "includes" white people; race is a "protected characteristic" on Facebook regardless of which race it is.

The FEC found, however, that the operative running CPPR, Sean Noble, was engaged in the selection of which races should be targeted, and his firm, Noble Associates, was sub-contracted to "produce and develop" some of the ads.

The question of which races to target also has an ideological dimension, as activists in both parties often suggest that the parties would rather overspend on "establishment" candidates than take a chance on more progressive Democrats or conservative Republicans.

[Laughs] We had a lot of debate about which race was going to end up where.

"It is a very good start," said Barry Irwin, managing partner of Team Valor International, which races top horses and breeds them all over the world.

1 Establishing the list of states in which race-based affirmative action has been prohibited is complicated by ambiguities in case law, but arguably includes Alabama, Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, Texas and Washington.