Sentence examples for several minority groups from inspiring English sources

Myanmar has faced rebellions from several minority groups seeking autonomy.

Several minority groups had asked the governor to veto the plan on the grounds that it discriminates against minority voters, especially in Manhattan and on Long Island.

Several minority groups and lawmakers argued that the Legislature's maps did not reflect growth in the state's Hispanic and black populations, and violated minority voting rights laws.

Federal law requires schools and districts to assess the test scores of nine subgroups separately from the total student population, including students with disabilities, limited English proficiency and economic disadvantage, as well as several minority groups.

State Attorney General Greg Abbott and several minority groups that sued Texas over its redrawing of electoral lines agreed Monday to a set of proposed maps that create two new Hispanic-dominated Congressional districts.

Bench is the main variety of Gimira, and the Ometo cluster is represented by languages such as Woylatta, Gamo, Gofa, Basketto, Male, and Chara, plus several minority groups of speakers in the southern Rift Valley.

Not all studies are independent, as some compare children from several minority ethnic groups to the same White 'reference' group.

Clinton's decision reportedly came after a series of meetings with several minority advocacy groups that have been demanding that 2016 candidates address the excesses of America's sprawling criminal justice system, including mass incarceration, overcrowded jails, and poor prison conditions, among other issues.

Clinton's decision reportedly came after a series of meetings with several minority advocacy groups that have been demanding that 2016 candidates address the excesses of America's sprawling criminal justice system, including mass incarceration, overcrowded jails, and poor prison conditions, among other issues.

Prevalence of type 2 diabetes is higher among older adults, and several minority racial/ethnic groups in the U.S. are disproportionally affected.

At present we know of only one UK study within medicine with a large enough sample size to look for differences between several minority ethnic groups, and it found no significant differences between them in terms of pass rates 35; that study, however, was not able to distinguish between, say, Bangladeshis and Pakistanis, let alone any finer categorisations.