Sentence examples for war discrimination from inspiring English sources

Vividly, cinematically drawn, its descriptions of towers crumbling, oceans drying and rapists fleeing – as well as its promise of an end to war, discrimination and superficiality – capture terror and justice in equal measure.

"Civil Rights in New York City: From World War II to the Giuliani Era" (Fordham University Press, $35) attempts to provide some balance through 10 academic essays that cast light on struggles between blacks and organized labor, civil rights and the cold war, discrimination that extended even to garbage collection, and the competing visions of Mayors David N. Dinkins and Rudolph W. Giuliani.

PJ Crowley is the Omar Bradley chair at Dickinson College, Penn State University law school and the Army War College The twin towers collapsed oceans and miles away from Afghanistan – at that time a country that looked like a graveyard, whose people were still suffering from war, discrimination and humiliation.

Although the grid extension protests share characteristics with the activities against war, discrimination, and nuclear power use, they are not a social movement in the narrow sense.

We shouldn't have to worry about our privacy, just as we shouldn't have to worry about war, discrimination, hunger, disease or money.

The people running the marathon had no play in any global war, discrimination, or offense.

When inequality is rooted in wars, discrimination, violence, perceptions and attitudes based on fear, the society does not progress and the evolution process of the human being gets stuck.

The cross-sectional analysis also allows us to test whether the result that migrant protest is strongly conditioned by war or discrimination in the sending state is dependent upon latter's operationalization.11 Hence, in addition to measure war or discrimination in the sending state with the number of asylum seekers we make use of information on the political situation in the sending state.

It has the horrors of the American Civil War, racism, discrimination, as well as the wonders of love, compassion, and most importantly freedom, all rolled into one.

In 1938, he became the lead attorney for the N.A.A.C.P. and began a remarkable and perilous career waging legal war against discrimination in dozens of cases across the South.

The BDS movement wants to end Israel's occupation of territories captured in the 1967 war, end discrimination against Arab citizens of Israel and promote the rights of Palestinian refugees to return to family properties lost in the war surrounding Israel's creation in 1948.