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151. The ethnic and religious composition of the force varied greatly according to rank.

152. That was another good reason to stay close to home and in your own neighborhood-town and ethnic state.

153. The one thing that unites all human beings, regardless of age, gender, religion, economic status, or ethnic background, is that, deep down inside, we all believe that we are above-average drivers. Dave Barry 

154. As we learned in Bosnia[sentencedict .com], leaving ethnic cleansers unchecked causes more trouble down the line.

155. Only 100,000 had gone back to homes in areas where their ethnic group was a minority.

156. Many clients are old, infirm, and often from ethnic communities.

157. Their dilemmas are similar to those of many adoptive families but are exacerbated by the racial and ethnic issues already discussed.

158. There are many others, including some actually decent ethnic food lunch buffets.

159. She writes boldly about Latina sexuality, challenging machismo in her ethnic community.

160. Behind the glitzy shopping arcades, ethnic criminal gangs fight for territory.

161. Once considered an ethnic food, bagels have gone mainstream in a big way.

162. This semantic distinction is beside the point; the special admissions program is undeniably a classification based on race and ethnic back-ground.

163. Nations and ethnic groups, similarly, would have equal rights, at least within the Soviet federation.

164. The position of ethnic minorities with regard to the use of education services is predictable.

165. They also have the highest level of education of all ethnic groups in the country.

166. The school prides itself on its ethnic diversity, Schaeffer said.

167. The most dangerous areas for ethnic minorities are also those where there are the smallest communities.

168. The conflict arose from tensions between the different ethnic groups.

169. Different ethnic groups within the country have been engaged in a civil war for more than forty-five years.

170. For it is an ethnic conflict, between peoples who see each other at close range.

171. Census takers historically have undercounted urban dwellers, particularly blacks and ethnic minorities, they argued.

172. Furthermore, successive governments have appeared to accept this definition of ethnic relations as largely a question of immigration control.

173. That was not the first ethnic bloc seeking to influence foreign policy, but it eclipsed predecessors.

174. This surge of humanity has disrupted land-holding patterns and economic relationships and engendered ethnic conflict.

175. Any correction of ethnic disadvantage, therefore, has to focus both on racism and on the mechanisms of class disadvantage.

176. For many years, there has been deep enmity between the two ethnic groups.

177. The adverse housing conditions of ethnic minorities are well known and not unexpected.

178. The proposal provoked a storm of criticism that it was racist from immigration groups and campaigners on behalf of ethnic minorities.

179. Shared language is now substantial, religious differences are not crucial, and ethnic and cultural distinctions have diminished.

180. Table 4 shows further that ethnic / nationality groups are not evenly distributed through subject areas.