This means taking a student's ethnic origin into account in deciding who to admit.
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Thus, race or ethnic origin can sometimes serve as a useful surrogate for more precisely defined genetic differences.
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Mr Crompton was asked today if "ethnic origin was a factor" in the Crown Prosecution Service charging suspects.
In the past, Mr Griffin has said he is campaigning for British veterans, regardless of their ethnic origin.
Moreover in America and elsewhere most young people are extremely tolerant of sexuality, and indifferent to ethnic origin, says Mr Freston.
Since official French statistics do not record ethnic origin, figures are imprecise.
Throughout Wales, 2.2% of people were of Asian origin, 0.6% of African, Caribbean or other black heritage and 1% of mixed ethnic origin.
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Having spoken to dozens of people of ethnic origin over the last few weeks, I know that his remarks are not out of the ordinary.
Media that discriminates against its professionals on the basis of gender, ethnic origin, disability or otherwise, severely compromises the independence and pluralism of information conveyed to local, national and international communities.
Dr Wilmot said the study's message could help those at high risk of diabetes, such as obese people or those of South Asian ethnic origin, because it was an easy lifestyle change to make.
"Discrimination of any kind against a country, private person or group of people on account of ethnic origin, gender, language, religion, politics or any other reason is strictly prohibited and punishable by suspension or expulsion, " it reads.
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Still, the data show a 2 percent overall increase in hate crimes over the previous year, and a rise in each individual category, with one exception: attacks based on ethnic bias or national origin.
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