The phrase "a pattern of discriminatory" is not complete and requires additional context to be correct in written English.
It can be used when discussing behaviors, practices, or policies that exhibit discrimination in a specific context.
Example: "The study revealed a pattern of discriminatory practices in hiring that favored certain demographics over others."
Alternatives: "a trend of discrimination" or "a practice of bias".
Included in the grievance is a copy of a Jan . 3letter from Leeds Morelli to Riverbay alleging "a pattern of discriminatory employment practices and activities occurring throughout Riverbay".
The Department of Housing and Urban Development seized control of a public housing authority in Texas today, saying the agency had demonstrated a pattern of discriminatory abuses dating to the 1960's.
A24 HUD Takes Over Texas Agency The Department of Housing and Urban Development seized control of a public housing authority in Texas, citing a pattern of discriminatory abuses dating to the 1960's.
Lawyers for the City of Baltimore produced two former loan officers who described a pattern of discriminatory practices aimed at persuading blacks to take out what the officers called "ghetto loans," high-interest mortgages.
Both accuse the sheriff and his office of a pattern of discriminatory policing during large-scale operations known as suppression patrols that singled out Latinos — including citizens and legal immigrants — for stops, questioning and detention.
The elected sheriff and his office are accused of engaging in a pattern of discriminatory policing during large-scale operations known as suppression patrols, unfairly singling out Latinos — including citizens and legal immigrants — for stops, questioning and detention.
Is the judge limited to considering the plausibility of the prosecution's particular explanations, or can the judge consider evidence the defense might have offered, back at the initial stage, of a wider pattern of discriminatory jury selection throughout the jurisdiction?
One MIT official denied a written statement by three of his female colleagues alleging a long-standing pattern of discriminatory behavior, according to sources familiar with the document.
As outlined by the Journal, Arizona's recent pattern of discriminatory education policies is ironic -- and is likely a function of No Child Left Behind funding requirements -- given that the state spent a decade recruiting teachers for whom English was a second language.
Largely confined in the 19th century to the harbourside area of the city called Skid Road, African Americans faced a pattern of discrimination that was severe even by the discriminatory standards of the American West of the time.
