Sentence examples for adding discrimination from inspiring English sources

Therefore, in order to meet the uniqueness criterion, adding discrimination features such as realis, intentional, and temporal to each semantic relation may help to determine the primary relations between CPCs as exemplified below: (8) purpose[+intentional] a. causality[-intentional] vs. purpose[+intentional] a1.

The bill would harm the companies' ability to recruit talent to the state, they asserted, adding, "Discrimination is wrong and it has no place in Texas".

When he banned all transfers to Yemen in 2010 to appease critics after the failed underwear bomber attack, President Obama added discrimination on the basis of national origin to the litany of Guantánamo's human rights violations.

"Women can work together, we have this in Sicily and it only gets stronger as time goes on," she said, adding that discrimination, "which certainly exists," had been a strong bonding agent.

However, in a statement, HSBC said the account terminations were "absolutely not based on race or religion", adding that "discrimination against customers on grounds of race or religion is immoral, unacceptable and illegal".

History is divided on whether adding sex discrimination to the list of no-nos in the 1964 Civil Rights Act was meant to be a joke or a death knell for the bill.

Indiana's Governor Pence says discrimination isn't an "Indiana value," but has also has indicated he will not support state laws legally protecting LGBT people from discrimination, nor will he propose adding non-discrimination language to the new RFRA.

He said that adding anti-discrimination clauses to the constitution would act as a de facto bill of rights, and that the public had still not come to grips with that concept.

Catholics were united, too, he added, by "discrimination and the oppression they experienced".

He added: "Age discrimination is perhaps the most pervasive prejudice in society".

She added that discrimination still remains and that in some conservative states, adoption agencies that serve gay families function like an "underground railroad".