Sentence examples for white ethic from inspiring English sources

Preckwinkle's "violence tax" generated controversy almost immediately upon its roll-out from more conservative quarters of Cook County, including white ethic wards in Chicago-despite the fact that hand guns are theoretically illegal in Chicago.

This first phase yielded an initial sample of 163 CD children that were predominantly boys (96%), English-speaking (100%), of white ethic origin (100%).

WHITE PLAINS -- Ethics and the news media are discussed by Joseph Berger of The New York Times and Meryl Harris of The Journal News.

On May 4, after being nominated to become Army secretary, Mr. White signed an ethics agreement promising to sell his shares in Enron, as well as his options and his stakes in several Enron retirement plans, within 90 days of joining the government.

"Black families who could emulate the up-and-out ethic of white ethnics did just that," he said.

When asked to assess the work ethic of white, black and Latino employees by race, a high percentage of employers ranked blacks dead last.

So there was clearly no better way to capture the sense of occasion than to hand the stage – and the primetime TV cameras – to a true statesman and model citizen, who could testify to Trump's business acumen and personal ethics: Dana White, president of the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

In practice, if a provider of first-rate textbooks quits a corruption-prone market and leaves the field open for inferior rivals, the black-and-white of the ethics seminar may blur.

To comply with the ethics agreement, Mr. White was compelled to sell 405,710 shares of Enron.

As part of a government ethics agreement, Mr. White was compelled to sell his shares in Enron.

The same poll also suggests that black people are not as likely as white people to say the ethics and honesty of police is very high or high.