Sentence examples for racial approach from inspiring English sources

In 1825, Thierry brought out his own account of the Norman conquest, Conquete de l'Angleterre par les Normands, which mirrored Scott's racial approach.

Since its January premiere, "The Nightly Show" has consistently covered race, from the racial disparities during this year's Academy Awards to blasting Fox News for its "racial approach" to covering the string of violence in Baltimore earlier this year. .

Freeman's disapproval of the media's coverage in Baltimore adds to the growing list of public figures who have expressed similar sentiments, including comedian Larry Wilmore, who blasted Fox News for its "racial approach" in reporting last week's clash between police and protestors.

"We'd love to talk to him more to gain an understanding of how he would approach racial equity and justice as president," he added.

Yet Ms. Golden described the exhibition as a showcase of "postblack art" by a new generation of artists who approach racial identity with questions as well as convictions, as one among many pieces of personal data, as something to be experimented with, or even left alone.

It was certainly an unconventional way to approach racial issues on a show that seems determined to push so many social boundaries (like Marty's son Roscoe's gender identification).

But the force's integration success also results from a department whose leadership has come to accept one of the court's underlying propositions: that something approaching racial balancing -- a police force whose demographics match those of the city -- can improve not just the social climate but the effectiveness of the police as well.

Promising programs supported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH 2010) program and the Division of Diabetes Translation are highlighted.

The current analysis uses combined data from three waves of the Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health across the U.S. (REACH U.S). Risk Factor Survey (2009 2011).

The health center houses a UMMS-affiliated Family Medicine Residency program and a CDC-funded Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH) diabetes disparities reduction project.

By housing one of the CDC-sponsored Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH) projects, the GLFHC had gained experience from the implementation of the REACH 2010 project in Lawrence that was instrumental to the start-up of the LLDPP, and had already developed a good research infrastructure in the Lawrence community which may have enhanced trust on the part of the community.