Sentence examples for actually discriminated from inspiring English sources

Peter Tatchell, a veteran gay rights activist, told Pink News that the Conservative proposals actually discriminated against heterosexual couples by denying them the right to a civil partnership, the so-called "marriage lite" that has been available to gay couples in Britain since 2004.

As noted in [8], when data are unbalanced with respect to the class-label distribution, the PA (or the misclassification error rate) of a classifier can be a misleading statistic to assess whether the classifier actually discriminated the classes or not.

Opponents of the decision are clamoring about religious freedom when policies of the past actually discriminated and denied women access to affordable care.

▪Enacted stigma that occurs when people are actually discriminated against because they have, or are thought to have HIV.

My argument is that the degree to which a discriminative instrument actually discriminates between people should be quantified by a separate index, Delta.

"When Donald Trump or any bigot hates or discriminates against somebody, you actually discriminate against everybody.

Indeed, some say that its emphasis on testing actually discriminates against Latino children.

Far from encouraging the use of subordinated debt, the Basle standards actually discriminate against it.

"It actually discriminates against those with deeply held religious views by pushing this agenda to the extreme".

Michael A. Miranda, the lawyer who represented the school districts, argued that offering soccer to the girls in the fall would actually discriminate against them.

We thought this sort of thinking died out, after it became apparent that HIV doesn't actually discriminate by sexuality, isn't actually a judgment sent from God, and poses far more of a global problem for those engaging in unprotected straight sex than gay sex.