Sentence examples for Once discriminated from inspiring English sources

The result is that one orthodoxy is imposed as vigorously as Catholic countries once discriminated against other interpretations of Christianity.

Changes to laws that once discriminated against same-sex couples include amendments to tax, social security, employment, Medicare, veterans' affairs, superannuation, workers' compensation and family law.

He finds a country where Catholics, once discriminated against, are conspicuously successful in public life and where the Catholic Church has enjoyed a boost in its fortunes since the European Union expanded in 2004.

Some local officials say they do not understand why a church that once discriminated against blacks wants to establish a major presence in a black neighborhood, and they see Mr. Parker's case as a test of how the church treats a black man in Harlem today.

But such fraud is extremely rare, and Democrats are concerned that the proposed changes will make it harder for many poor voters and members of minorities — who tend to vote Democratic — to cast their ballots in states that once discriminated against black voters with poll taxes and literacy tests.

The idea is that the WASPs were wrong when they discriminated against Italian immigrants, but newer immigrants have serious problems, and so Italians are right to side with those who once discriminated against them in order to bar newcomers.

Armenians and other minorities were once widely discriminated against in modern Turkey, subject to violent attacks by nationalists and shut out from prestige professions like the army officer corps.

This was part of Ryan's argument to the college-aged audience that letting insurance companies once again discriminate against the sick, and moving the most ailing into a separate program, would be good for them.

However, the martingale residual of each individual is taken into account once to discriminate each cell into high- or low-risk groups, such as the case-control ratios in MDR.

Today's protest included not only fighting but also bitter statements against the Catholics, who were once a minority discriminated against, but who have made some gains under the province's power-sharing government.

In two years of active service during World War II and four years of reserve duty, I was never once harassed, bothered, discriminated against or had any other form of problem because of being gay, and neither did any of my gay buddies.