Sentence examples for segregated state from inspiring English sources

"We live in a highly segregated state along racial and class lines," said Roger C. Vann, president of the Connecticut National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.

The top-10-percent plans don't apply to law schools or other graduate schools, which admit their applicants not from largely segregated state high schools but from more integrated colleges across the state and the country.

Throughout his tenure as bishop of Umtali, he was an increasingly vocal critic of the white government's racial policies and its efforts to establish a racially segregated state on the South African model.

Sun Ra's philosophy was improbable to say the least, but it was rooted in a reality he understood too well, having been brought up in the bitterly segregated state of Alabama - that life for black people on planet Earth is mostly screwed and it was time for them to get someplace else.

The molecular weights obtained at high conversions agreed more closely with predictions based upon a locally segregated state than with those based on complete molecular mixing.

One of our major results is that dynamic loop formation drives chromosomes into an entropically segregated state.

The move unnerved civil rights campaigners in the a deeply segregated stated with an ugly history of voter intimidation.

Despite the courtroom references to sewer hookups and traffic volume, however, the seven justices hearing West Windsor Township v. Toll Brothers Inc. seemed to be more concerned with a broader issue: the housing barriers that make New Jersey one of the most racially segregated states.

A letter to the IOC from the 1960 Squaw Valley organising committee queries a regulation that apparently requires men and woman to be segregated, stating firmly that "considering the relatively small size of our Village, we are not intending to erect a fence around the building accommodating female competitors exclusively".

In the most oppressive years of apartheid, ideologists of white minority rule separated not just blacks and whites, but blacks who spoke different languages from one another, even segregating state-controlled radio into stations for speakers of each language.

39 In exploratory analyses, segregating states by the number of exemptions provided in criminal codes did not result in detectable differences in sensitivity analyses, with the exception of abortion allowed by genetic or congenital fetal malformations.