Examples of using Class citizens in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Women have been universally treated as second class citizens, as property of men.
with puppets treated as second class citizens.
The situation for about three million Myanmar migrant workers in Thailand remains uncertain since they continue to be treated like second class citizens.
they were degraded to second class citizens.
this is NOT acceptable, and that devs are not second(third?) class citizens on the Market.
does not consider them as second class citizens at all.
On 1 February 2015, Swiss academic Dr Tariq Ramadan addresses on how the non Muslims have been treated as second class citizens.
Functions in Javascript are‘First class citizens' and so can be passed around like variable references
he claims that humans will likely become second class citizens(or slaves, or something even worse).
Second Class Citizens- test code isn't as well refactored as production code,
Still they are being treated as second class citizens even worse than refugees.
Black men and women, our brothers and sisters, treated as second class citizens.
Yet, it must be noted that the majority of people in the east of the country still feel that they are"second class citizens".
Black men and women, our brothers and sisters, treated as second class citizens… Our nation bears the scars of that time, as do I.".
Christians in Iran are tolerated as second class citizens, as a distinct‘ethnic minority' that is separate from the rest of society and subject to a series of restrictions.
we are second class citizens," said another contestant, Antonia Bartolo, a 37-year-old nurse from the Milan region.
70% of Apple's sales, but Jobs treated them as second class citizens because they weren't part of his group.
In Vincent's time women were seen as second class citizens and this applied to their social status as well as their position within the Church.
remained second class citizens in a system known as Jim Crow until the successes of the Civil Rights movement in 1964-65.
a cultural shift is needed- in which women are not seen as"second class athletes" as much as they should not be considered second class citizens in society.