Sentence examples for and discriminatory in the from inspiring English sources

Between techies belittling the homeless and women, being sexist and discriminatory in the work place, or comparing criticism of the 1% to Crystalnacht before bragging "I could buy a six-pack of Rolexes", the rest of the country and world is building up a decent argument for hating us.

"If you're an oncologist and aren't willing to make even that small of an investment, then, unfortunately, you're standing on the shoulders of people who have been bigoted and discriminatory in the past," he added.

Humza Yousaf said the omission was "illogical and discriminatory" in light of the inclusion of Commonwealth citizens from outside of Europe, as well as people from Ireland, Malta and Cyprus.

The media regulator intervened after BT complained that Sky had acted "unreasonable and discriminatory" in negotiations over the wholesale supply of Sky Sports 1 and Sky Sports 2 to the fledgling YouView internet-connected TV service.

"The messages were described as racist and discriminatory in tone and content," a spokesman said.

This choice is inhumane and discriminatory in addition to being unconstitutional.

"The fact that the bishops have asked for this material to be distributed to students shows how completely out of touch they are with the strong support for marriage equality amongst young people and also the vulnerability of young gay people and the children of same-sex couples in their schools to the prejudice and discriminatory attitudes in the material," Croome said on Monday.

From the battle for civil rights in the 1960s to present-day struggles against racist and discriminatory language in the public sphere, progressives have championed the rights of black and brown people, LGBT people and other minorities previously marginalised in western societies.

Pattern representation is often used to extract the most descriptive and discriminatory features in the original data set; then these features can be used exclusively in subsequent analyses [22].

Justice demands that we remove the derogatory language and discriminatory policies in the Book of Discipline.

Following this method, it describes the 'average' relationship between a continuous cut-off value and discriminatory ability in the 'average' population.