Sentence examples for reason of race from inspiring English sources
The case came before the Supreme Court, which ruled that the peremptory challenge could not be used if the reason not given was manifestly a reason of race.
One provision of the 1964 Civil Rights Act mandated the publication of a survey "concerning the lack of availability of educational opportunities for individuals by reason of race, color, religion or national origin in public educational institutions".
It found Marler had used "unsporting and discriminatory language towards Lee" and he had, by his actions, "breached World Rugby Regulation 20 (which covers statements that are unsporting, insulting and/or discriminatory by reason of race or ethnic origin) and the code of conduct and brought the game into disrepute".
What makes Barkley — who recently attacked Auburn, his alma mater, for not hiring an African-American football coach — any more of a voice of reason on race than Don Imus?
"If it is objectionable to limit employment by reasons of race, I think it is comparably objectionable to limit by reason of religion.
What is still more important is unity of religious background, and reasons of race and religion combine to make any large number of free-thinking Jews undesirable.
A friend of Mr Zimmerman who is an anchor for CNN, Joe Oliver, spoke up for him rejecting claims that he had fired his gun for reasons of race.
Whether or not she was turned down for reasons of race is simply not clear – her age and lack of hospital experience were clearly against her.
The Axis countries lived in a fantasy world — they believed their own propaganda, which argued that, for reasons of race and ideology, they were unbeatable.
The novel's title refers to the standard set by the United Nations for determining refugee status: applicants must demonstrate "well-founded fear of persecution for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion".
There was a subsequent campus protest at Harvard, a petition was signed (I can't remember if I signed it), and soon afterward the Harvard Athletic Association announced that Harvard would never again withdraw a player for reasons of race.
