Sentence examples for pursuing race from inspiring English sources

The former University of Texas women's track coach Bev Kearney is pursuing race and gender discrimination complaints against the university with federal and state officials.

Late Friday, a lawyer for Mr. Hiers filed a motion in the case arguing that Ms. Jackson was pursuing race-based claims even though she is white and thus had no standing.

The district voluntarily pursued race-based integration in the 1980s and '90s.

North Carolina has been one of the most aggressive states to pursue race-based efforts at voter disenfranchisement.

Therefore, any institution cannot constitutionally implement a race-based quota system, but may pursue race-based preference in the admissions process if they have a compelling interest (i.e. to seek diversity).

His stubbornness in pursuing the race is a clear sign that he has much to learn.

For most of a year, Mr. Rivera has been pursuing a race for Bronx borough president in 2001.

Mr. Grant, who is black and spoke of pursuing a "race war" during a taped interrogation, told the police that he had waited in a stairwell for hours looking for a white victim, according to the district attorney's office.

It was not an icing chase, but it resembled one, as Keller and a pursuing forward raced after a puck from red line to goal line and collided, sending Keller hurtling headfirst into the corner boards.

He argues that the development of separate communities is partly the product of successive governments pursuing a race-relations policy based on multiculturalism, suggesting that institutionalised tolerance for diversity has led to institutional indifference to separation.

During the week between 27 April and 1 May, Sky News and Channel 5 put least emphasis on policy, with around 80% of election news airtime dedicated to reporting the campaign or pursuing horse-race type coverage.