Sentence examples for racial grounds from inspiring English sources

Senator Jesse Helms objected, without apology, on racial grounds.

Some denied, on racial grounds, that Filipinos were owed the "protective" limits of "civilized warfare".

In the 1970s Britain made it illegal to discriminate on racial grounds in employment or housing.

The country seemed pessimistic and bitterly divided, on racial grounds even more than on economic ones.

Discrimination on racial grounds was widely prohibited but still persisted in South Africa.

That is acting on racial grounds," said Baroness Hale, giving the law lords' judgement.

He told the paper he is trying to see off extremists trying to divide Oldham on racial grounds.

Mr. Smith says he is giving his sons a racial grounding before they are "tainted" by the world.

Hillary Clinton, who was charting no new racial ground as first lady, still generated endless controversy for her policy involvement.

The most charitable thing you could possibly say for traditional white voters who supported Mitt Romney on semi-racial grounds is that some of them know what this kind of civic culture looks like in the predominantly white America they still think of as real, and cannot imagine it for the diverse, de-centered America that is growing now.

O'Callaghan told the West Australian on Thursday that Leak's cartoon depicting Indigenous parents as feckless, which is being investigated on racial vilification grounds by the Australian Human Rights Commission, "reflected" what police regularly saw in dysfunctional Indigenous and non-Indigenous families.