Sentence examples for ability race from inspiring English sources

In a statement, the RFU said it "condemns all forms of discrimination and aims to ensure that all people, irrespective of their age, gender, ability, race, religion, ethnic origin, creed, colour, nationality, social status or sexual orientation, have a genuine and equal opportunity to enjoy rugby union in whatever form, on or off the pitch, at all levels and in all roles".

It would acknowledge that our diversity is our strength and not our problem and it would recognize that we all have a right to enjoy the full protection and benefits of citizenship regardless of wealth, ability, race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, or religion.

People ask me, "Why do LGBT people need a separate space, a separate class -- isn't that exclusive?" My answer is that the class is needed now, given all the oppression within and beyond yoga in the U.S. Ultimately, I would love every yoga class to truly embrace all students, of every gender, ability, race, and age.

According to the analytical framework described in the Appendix, the same factors that affect intergenerational mobility (private returns to education, progressivity of public investment in education, and other transmissible factors such as abilities, race and social networks) also determine the cross-sectional distribution of income in the long run.

Fill in your character's ability modifiers, saving throws, hit points, move speed, carrying capacity, and attack bonus, which are all determined by your abilities, race, and class.

If concentrating on getting a contract is going to affect my ability to race, I'll concentrate first and foremost on the races and hope the contract comes from that.

Their team's ability to race, however, is ticking down.

Counselors who urge some students to pursue nonacademic paths may confuse ability with race and class.

Students are taught to respect the things that make people different such as sexual orientation, appearance, ability and race.

But lotteries can only iron out inequalities if they are ability, class, race, faith and postcode blind.

Coach Furniss said that for a while she lost the ability to race without worrying about expectation, but the spontaneity had returned over the past couple of years.