Sentence examples for races based on from inspiring English sources

Two major causes of disagreement between administrative and birth certificate records were identified: (1) missing information in administrative records and (2) classification of children of multiple races based on information from only one parent.

Now you can all say: "Hi Evita!" Let me quote the French philosopher Voltaire: "Racism is the hostile attitude or behaviour to members of other races based on a belief in the innate superiority of one's own race.

This is just a small selection of races, based on my own experience and that of some running buddies.

"The president will continue to make judgments about various races based on what he thinks," Mr. Fleischer said.

"It's deeply dangerous for Congress to change the ground rules for individual races based on a judgment about what's fair," Professor Pildes said.

Ultramarathons, which are neither Olympic nor IAAF events, are longer races based on a specific distance or an allotted time period for competition, such as a 12-hour race.

The FIA's decision to go ahead with the race based on one blinkered account of the situation shows how money has prevailed over morals.

By definition, racism includes prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against someone of a different race based on the belief that one's own race is superior.

Then, using his own assessment of race based on the provided biographical information and photograph, he also assigns them one of five "ancestry" categories: European, African, American Hispanic, Asian, or unknown.

The competition is to complement the adult waiters' race, based on those held in France.

During the reign of Louis XIV (1643 1715), racing based on gambling was prevalent.