Sentence examples for a form of discrimination from inspiring English sources

Judith Maltby put it this way: "My feeling is that Rowan's head is in the right place — he knows that taking away the right to discriminate is not a form of discrimination.

Seen this way, hiring a talented teacher over a useless one is still a form of discrimination; the difference is that it's fair and sensible, while discriminating on the basis of skin colour isn't.

In fact, it's a form of discrimination.

What others call affirmative action Roberts calls a form of discrimination.

Colleague Gabriel Magner, another union representative, claimed it was a form of discrimination.

He says that gay adoption is a form of discrimination against children.

And clearly they're allowing a form of discrimination to be tolerated".

The lack of due diligence in investigating and punishing Carrera Almoina constituted a form of discrimination, argues Delgado.

Sometimes customers can construe divestiture as a form of discrimination, and they clearly are influenced by offers to other customers.

Read denied that asking whether a potential recruit had ever been a child soldier would be a form of discrimination.

She described an effort, in the nineties, to eliminate gifted programs in public schools as "a form of discrimination that makes me think of Nazi Germany".