Definition of racial profiling in English:

racial profiling

noun

mass nounUS

The use of race or ethnicity as grounds for suspecting someone of having committed an offence.
〈美〉种族化犯罪推定（把种族或民族作为怀疑某人是否犯罪的依据）
Example sentencesExamples
- In the last few months, the city council passed new laws to deal with what's become known as racial profiling.
- In June, the administration banned federal law enforcement officers from racial profiling in routine police work.
- He wrote and passed landmark legislation to end racial profiling among state law enforcement agencies.
- But instead of being applauded for a job well done, the agents are being accused of racial profiling.
- In addition, racial profiling and other tactics scrutinize black people more than other groups.
- I'm entirely open to the argument that racial profiling is a counterproductive means.
- The truth of the matter is, we find racial profiling has a lot to do why African-American males are stopped in the first place.
- In fact, the international chiefs of police have said that these interviews are a fine example of racial profiling.
- He said that in order for racial profiling to be considered logical, it would have to pass a cost-benefit analysis.
- The headlines read that a new official policy bans racial profiling.
- Officers who reject the idea of racial profiling are certainly in denial.
- After performing a song about the police and racial profiling, they were arrested and thrown in jail.
- In addition, minority men are more likely to disapprove of racial profiling than their female counterparts.
- You become the target of racial profiling either while walking or driving.
- These hearings will focus on the practice of racial profiling as it affects a range of communities of color across the country.
- We're still far from the ideal, as racial profiling and unequal incomes for women and minorities attest.
- Critics called the practice racial profiling and police revised the testing.
- The costs of the racial profiling crusade, warn these officers, are enormous.
- It would eliminate much of the excuse law enforcement has for racial profiling.
- I am satisfied that there was no evidence of racial profiling.

Definition of racial profiling in US English:

racial profiling

noun

The use of race or ethnicity as grounds for suspecting someone of having committed an offense.
〈美〉种族化犯罪推定（把种族或民族作为怀疑某人是否犯罪的依据）
Example sentencesExamples
- He wrote and passed landmark legislation to end racial profiling among state law enforcement agencies.
- In June, the administration banned federal law enforcement officers from racial profiling in routine police work.
- I'm entirely open to the argument that racial profiling is a counterproductive means.
- You become the target of racial profiling either while walking or driving.
- I am satisfied that there was no evidence of racial profiling.
- In fact, the international chiefs of police have said that these interviews are a fine example of racial profiling.
- In the last few months, the city council passed new laws to deal with what's become known as racial profiling.
- He said that in order for racial profiling to be considered logical, it would have to pass a cost-benefit analysis.
- These hearings will focus on the practice of racial profiling as it affects a range of communities of color across the country.
- But instead of being applauded for a job well done, the agents are being accused of racial profiling.
- The headlines read that a new official policy bans racial profiling.
- The costs of the racial profiling crusade, warn these officers, are enormous.
- Critics called the practice racial profiling and police revised the testing.
- After performing a song about the police and racial profiling, they were arrested and thrown in jail.
- In addition, minority men are more likely to disapprove of racial profiling than their female counterparts.
- Officers who reject the idea of racial profiling are certainly in denial.
- It would eliminate much of the excuse law enforcement has for racial profiling.
- We're still far from the ideal, as racial profiling and unequal incomes for women and minorities attest.
- The truth of the matter is, we find racial profiling has a lot to do why African-American males are stopped in the first place.
- In addition, racial profiling and other tactics scrutinize black people more than other groups.

单词	racial profiling
释义	Definition of racial profiling in English: racial profiling noun mass nounUS The use of race or ethnicity as grounds for suspecting someone of having committed an offence. 〈美〉种族化犯罪推定（把种族或民族作为怀疑某人是否犯罪的依据） Example sentencesExamples In the last few months, the city council passed new laws to deal with what's become known as racial profiling. In June, the administration banned federal law enforcement officers from racial profiling in routine police work. He wrote and passed landmark legislation to end racial profiling among state law enforcement agencies. But instead of being applauded for a job well done, the agents are being accused of racial profiling. In addition, racial profiling and other tactics scrutinize black people more than other groups. I'm entirely open to the argument that racial profiling is a counterproductive means. The truth of the matter is, we find racial profiling has a lot to do why African-American males are stopped in the first place. In fact, the international chiefs of police have said that these interviews are a fine example of racial profiling. He said that in order for racial profiling to be considered logical, it would have to pass a cost-benefit analysis. The headlines read that a new official policy bans racial profiling. Officers who reject the idea of racial profiling are certainly in denial. After performing a song about the police and racial profiling, they were arrested and thrown in jail. In addition, minority men are more likely to disapprove of racial profiling than their female counterparts. You become the target of racial profiling either while walking or driving. These hearings will focus on the practice of racial profiling as it affects a range of communities of color across the country. We're still far from the ideal, as racial profiling and unequal incomes for women and minorities attest. Critics called the practice racial profiling and police revised the testing. The costs of the racial profiling crusade, warn these officers, are enormous. It would eliminate much of the excuse law enforcement has for racial profiling. I am satisfied that there was no evidence of racial profiling. Definition of racial profiling in US English: racial profiling noun US The use of race or ethnicity as grounds for suspecting someone of having committed an offense. 〈美〉种族化犯罪推定（把种族或民族作为怀疑某人是否犯罪的依据） Example sentencesExamples He wrote and passed landmark legislation to end racial profiling among state law enforcement agencies. In June, the administration banned federal law enforcement officers from racial profiling in routine police work. I'm entirely open to the argument that racial profiling is a counterproductive means. You become the target of racial profiling either while walking or driving. I am satisfied that there was no evidence of racial profiling. In fact, the international chiefs of police have said that these interviews are a fine example of racial profiling. In the last few months, the city council passed new laws to deal with what's become known as racial profiling. He said that in order for racial profiling to be considered logical, it would have to pass a cost-benefit analysis. These hearings will focus on the practice of racial profiling as it affects a range of communities of color across the country. But instead of being applauded for a job well done, the agents are being accused of racial profiling. The headlines read that a new official policy bans racial profiling. The costs of the racial profiling crusade, warn these officers, are enormous. Critics called the practice racial profiling and police revised the testing. After performing a song about the police and racial profiling, they were arrested and thrown in jail. In addition, minority men are more likely to disapprove of racial profiling than their female counterparts. Officers who reject the idea of racial profiling are certainly in denial. It would eliminate much of the excuse law enforcement has for racial profiling. We're still far from the ideal, as racial profiling and unequal incomes for women and minorities attest. The truth of the matter is, we find racial profiling has a lot to do why African-American males are stopped in the first place. In addition, racial profiling and other tactics scrutinize black people more than other groups.
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