Sentence examples for believe discrimination from inspiring English sources

He said: "I believe discrimination in all its forms is wrong.

I believe discrimination blocked me at Merrill as well although I started coming out anyway and some people responded positively.

More than half (52percentt) of white working-class Americans believe discrimination against whites has become as big a problem as discrimination against blacks and other minorities.

The accusations included in a "letter of determination" by the E.E.O.C., as the ones against Crane and his company were, mean "there was reasonable cause to believe discrimination has occurred," Rossein said.

We believe discrimination is wrong in every instance.

Many of these cisgender (non-transgender) lesbians are political allies, because, like most Americans, they believe discrimination is wrong.

Jourová said she believes discrimination is still a major factor, and that current EU legislation is ineffective because it is not strongly enforced.

I once worked for a wise man who believed discrimination wasn't to be tolerated.

A third admitted this concern led to anxiety about whether to leave the house, while just over half believed discrimination was widespread.

When asked whether he believes discrimination against gays and lesbians in the workplace is a problem, he replied, "I think it depends on the workplace.

More than half of white men (and white women) in this age group believe that discrimination against whites is as significant as discrimination against other groups.