Sentence examples for racial origin from inspiring English sources

It is challenging to divide lines into heterotic groups when many lines were developed from the same original pool without regard to racial origin or heterotic pattern.

"It directly equates to ethnic or racial origin.

On Thursday I was filling in a survey that asked me my racial origin.

The bus will help patients who require matched blood from donors of the same ethnic or racial origin.

She strained her eyes as wide as possible and curled her hair in order to conceal her racial origin.

Perhaps the most absurd was the pencil test, in which a white bureaucrat would put a pencil into the hair of a person whose racial origin was uncertain.

It is anti-migrant and defines those of non-white racial origin as permanent second-class citizens, regardless of whether they were born here.

"But it would be very disturbing to us," if people were excluded from surf spots based on "their racial origin or the color of their skin".

Despite the anti-immigrant views that Breivik has expressed, according to Kazemi he shot indiscriminately, and did not appear to be targeting campers of a particular racial origin.

"About ninety-eight per cent of the money came from Jewish sources, but we never raised any questions about the racial origin of a professor — only about his ability and whether a university would take him.

The Adoption and Children Act 2002 says a child's welfare should always be the "paramount consideration" but requires "due consideration to the child's religious persuasion, racial origin and cultural and linguistic background".