Examples of using Second-class in English and their translations into Bengali
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The rest remained second-class citizens.
Second-class cars are also perfectly comfortable.
The rest remained second-class citizens.
Vocational education should not be seen as second-class.
They will become second-class citizens.
A decade later the Napoleonic Code confirmed and perpetuated women's second-class status.
First-class and second-class tickets.
During the Ottoman Empire's reign, the Armenian people were treated as second-class citizens.
It's second-class citizenship.".
No one wants to be a second-class citizen.
An all-day second-class ticket on every form of public transport costs €4.
Nobody wants to be a second-class civilian.
An all-day second-class ticket on every form of public transport costs €4.
In India, women are second-class citizen.
A person who is deniedfull rights is commonly called a second-class citizen.
However, Perl is a second-class citizen here.
We don't want people to see the women as second-class citizens.
They have become second-class citizens in their own land.
No longer will there be first- and second-class citizens.
The prime minister said making nurses second-class employees does not mean the government has to create another level of staff for providing services to patients.
They feel sometimes like second-class citizens?
We shouldn't allow religion to make women second-class citizens.
Women are still considered second-class citizens.
I want us to move away from treating women as second-class citizens.
In many Indian societies, women are considered second-class citizens.
They belong to the scope of supervision of the second-class medical devices.
During the early 20th century women still were second-class citizens in society.
There were waiting rooms, one each for first and second-class passengers.
Thirdly, within Israel the Arabs are treated as second-class citizens.
Don't expect anybody from the government to step down over the death of"second-class citizens"(according to them).