Sentence examples for selected minority groups from inspiring English sources

He took a more oblique approach that attacked the law school program not so much for its premise as for how it works in practice, dismissing it as "a carefully managed program designed to ensure proportionate representation of applicants from selected minority groups".

The law school has offered no explanation for its actual admissions practices and, unexplained, we are bound to conclude that the law school has managed its admissions program, not to achieve a "critical mass," but to extend offers of admission to members of selected minority groups in proportion to their statistical representation in the applicant pool.

An in-school questionnaire was administered to a nationally representative sample of students in grades 7 through 12, plus selected oversampled minority groups, stratified by age and sex, during the 1994 1995 school year in 132 schools.

However, SEARCH study sites were specifically selected to oversample minority groups, thereby selecting sites in California, Hawaii, and Washington, where Asian/Pacific Islander populations are concentrated.

Ethnic minority groups and older people were selected from the eight exemplar groups included in the review phase for development of and testing of the intervention model in phase two.

Although two practices were selected because a large number of their patients come from minority groups, the different cultural or religious contexts of patients were not discussed.

These 10 boroughs were selected as having high proportions and numbers of people from ethnic minority groups.

Three quarters of those selected for federal death penalty prosecution in the early 1990's were members of minority groups, he said, and Ms. Gilbert, who is white, helps "make the numbers look better".

We found some evidence that POHs treat healthier patients than non-POHs but little evidence that these hospitals select more profitable patients or avoid poorer patients or those from ethnic and racial minority groups.

We selected schools in neighborhoods with a high percentage of immigrant families, because we intended to compare different ethnic minority groups in addition to ethnic Norwegians (majority).

Sampling points (n=35) were randomly selected from a list compiled by Ethnic Focus of 370 post-code sectors in England, with varying concentrations of different ethnic minority groups (on the basis of census and anecdotal information).