Examples of using Racial groups in English and their translations into Arabic
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However, studies show these figures to be improving for all racial groups.
The different classification of schools belonging to different racial groups has all disappeared.
The rate of poverty varies significantly among racial groups in the United States.
However, the fundamental problem of male domination over women was inherent to all racial groups.
He wondered whether it might be related to poor representation of minority racial groups on prison staff.
Income inequalities exist between rural and urban populations and between different racial groups and regions of the country.
Moreover, women of disadvantaged racial groups have been encouraged to participate in the use of experimental reproductive technology.
Every social group, including ethnic or racial groups, had its specificities which universal policies could not always cover.
The members were also told that all medical institutions must have a plan to decrease health disparities between racial groups.
On the other hand," racial groups" comprise those sets of individuals sharing some hereditary physical traits or characteristics.
Muslims constitute the vast majority, and the Arabic language is the only medium of communication between the different racial groups.
The schools themselves do not experience any problems with the integration of immigrant children or of the different racial groups.
Women in all racial groups had been dominated by men in one way
(c) Political rights, including the participation of various racial groups in political processes and their representation in government service;
Regarding racial divisions, it was indicated that both racial groups needed to reach out for a common agenda of unity.
Socioeconomic factors, in combination with early but enduring views of race, have led to considerable suffering within disadvantaged racial groups.
(d) Political rights, including the participation of various racial groups in political processes and their representation in government service;
The Population Registration Act 1950 categorized people at birth into one of four official racial groupsWhite, Coloured, Indian.
Brazil understood that a purely universal policy that disregarded disparities among racial groups would merely perpetuate existing inequalities.
(d) Political rights, including the participation of different racial groups in the political process and their representation in government service;