Examples of using Second-class citizens in English and their translations into Arabic
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In those days applied practitioners were regarded as distinctly second-class citizens of the mathematical fraternity.
Orthodox Christians were second-class citizens in the lands that their Emperor had once ruled.
Uganda has said that we do not want to join the Council as second-class citizens.
And be treated as second-class citizens? Without the rights and liberties of natural-born Englishmen.
Many had simply failed to realize that they were second-class citizens of the United States.
For too many years,}We have been shamed into believing we're second-class citizens.
Essentially, the inhabitants of Puerto Rico had been relegated to the status of second-class citizens.
They were second-class citizens who could not vote in presidential elections and were denied basic rights.
Social inequality emerged as a result of unequal access to education, whose lack produced second-class citizens.
a perception had emerged that the people of East Pakistan were second-class citizens.
You want us to call you Sir and Madam, and grovel, like we are some second-class citizens.
In the South, black Americans grew increasingly dissatisfied with their lack of economic opportunity and status as second-class citizens.
By its policy and legislation Croatia practically erased Serbs from all aspects of life and turned them into second-class citizens.
According to the author, the National Assembly turned the Plymouth Brethren into second-class citizens, to be feared and avoided.
We have experienced first-hand the pain and anguish of being treated as second-class citizens in the land of our birth.
The problem for scientists was that this whole idea of siblings as second-class citizens never really seemed to hold up.
Thus women ' s treatment as second-class citizens is both justified by and justifies men ' s violence against them.
The Declaration should also serve to restore dignity to those who have remained second-class citizens in the land of their fathers.
In the past such persons had been virtual second-class citizens, reduced to begging, often in the streets of the capital.
The people of a nation should not have to live as second-class citizens, or be displaced through land expropriation and economic pressures.
