Sentence examples for an instance of discrimination from inspiring English sources

After being refused entry the man is now taking his case to the Ombud for Equal Treatment as an instance of discrimination.

Previously, every check after a discriminatory pay decision was considered an instance of discrimination.

The Senate should make it plain in the law that each check after a discriminatory pay decision counts as an instance of discrimination.

An air ministry confidential order to commanding officers in June 1944 stated: "Any instance of discrimination on grounds of colour should be immediately and severely checked".

For example, in a 2003 study researchers showed that women displayed lower self-esteem after an instance of sexist discrimination — but only when they were made to believe that sexism was widespread.

At least one respondent cited an instance of gender discrimination in her registrar experience, and it is clear in Figure 1 that there is a gender disproportion by department in the faculty.

The University of Exeter does not tolerate any form of racist, sexist or bigoted behaviour and is committed to eradicating any instances of discrimination and harassment that may arise.

But the latest incarnation of that resentment is not an uproar over newly disclosed wartime atrocities by Japan's military or a fresh instance of discrimination against ethnic Koreans living in Japan.

Nearly 70percentt of blacks said they had encountered a specific instance of discrimination based on their race, compared with 62percentt in 2000; 26percentt of whites said they had been the victim of racial discrimination.

CEOs must broadcast their acceptance of difference and react strongly to any and all instances of discrimination.

He said the ban on same-sex marriage in Northern Ireland was "perhaps the last great legislative instance of discrimination".