Sentence examples for call discrimination from inspiring English sources

David Wasserman is using this moralized sense, when he writes that "[t]o claim that someone discriminates is … to challenge her for justification; to call discrimination 'wrongful' is merely to add emphasis to a morally-laden term" (1998: 805).

The Tamil Tiger rebels have been fighting since 1983 to form a homeland for their ethnic minority after decades of what they call discrimination by the Sinhalese majority.

Tzohar, a group of Zionist Orthodox rabbis, said Thursday that "those who bear the Torah's name falsely and call discrimination and racism defense of God are nothing but desecrators of God's name".

Many Uighurs resent what they call discrimination by Han, the dominant ethnic group in China; the Chinese government says that 197 people were killed and 1,600 people injured on July 5, most of them Han.

The outburst of violence on Thursday put local residents on edge over a potential flare-up in ethnic tensions, a common occurrence in parts of Xinjiang where ethnic Uighur, a Turkic-speaking people, bridle at what they call discrimination by the Han Chinese, who rule China.

Ms Kagan calls discrimination against gays "a moral injustice of the first order".

But, for France, what is ambivalently called discrimination positive — affirmative action — is something radical.

Conceptual classification may be contrasted with another type of classification behaviour called discrimination learning.

And heterosexual couples are banned, by law, from forming civil partnerships, which Steinfeld calls "discrimination".

Defending her, justice minister Mutula Kilonzo called discrimination in HIV/Aids services a "gross violation of human rights".

The mayor said the country was at a crossroads, calling discrimination and inequality before the law "all our problem".