Sentence examples for recognized minorities from inspiring English sources

The 1923 Lausanne Treaty founded the Republic of Turkey and recognized minorities.

They are often wearing the ethnic dress of one of China's 54 recognized minorities.

Under official Chinese policy, the languages and customs of its 55 formally recognized minorities, of which Koreans are one, should be respected, while at the same time allegiance to China is demanded of all citizens.

It encompasses the entire country; candidates in this constituency are elected by voters belonging to 22 recognized minorities in Croatia: the Serb minority elects three MPs, the Hungarians and Italians elect one MP each, the Czech and Slovak minorities jointly elect one MP, and all other minorities elect the final two MPs.

A majority of the participants served by the outreach activities are members of several indigenous people groups in the Philippines, protected and legally recognized minorities.

The majority of Kachin are Jinghpaw speakers, and Jinghpaw is one of the officially recognized minority languages of China.

Since the Islamic revolution, Jews have been a recognized minority, with guaranteed civil rights, freedom to keep Jewish traditions and to run Jewish schools.

In the modern Aromanian orthography used in the Republic of Macedonia, the only country where Aromanian has official status (it is one of the officially recognized minority languages), a tilde is used to indicate schwa (i.e., ã), rather than the breve of Romanian.

Homosexuals began to draw comparisons between their newly recognized minority status and that of African Americans.

Meyer thought that Cartwright's vitriolic speech would be particularly chilling and meaningful coming from the mouth of a recognized minority.

However, the Declaration, contrary to the Protocol of Corfu, recognized minority rights only in a limited area (parts of Gjirokastër, Sarandë district and 3 villages in Himarë), without implementing any form of local autonomy.