Sentence examples for consider discrimination from inspiring English sources

There are enough people who think that men own football and that women are trespassing, or who consider discrimination against women in football both inevitable and inconsequential, to cushion Keys and Gray from the harshest possible consequences.

Mr. Schatz and other advocates of homosexual rights are hoping that a decision in this case will set a clear example against what they consider discrimination against homosexuals and AIDS victims in custody cases.

As the violence displayed, many of Israel's 650,000 to 800,000 Arabs, facing economic troubles and what they consider discrimination by Israel's Jewish majority, are in a potentially explosive predicament: while their documents tell them that they are Israelis, an older and deeper sense of faith and identity says that they are Palestinians.

But the HRC can only consider discrimination cases.

Sexual harassment is considered "discrimination because of sex" under the framework of Title VII.

But they have never agreed that taking religious considerations into account in hiring personnel — certainly for top positions if not for all staffing — should be considered discrimination.

As a final step, the team asked each person a series of questions to see how willing she would personally be to do something that could be considered discrimination against a conservative.

The Ontario Human Rights Commission had found that, in a workplace or a school, "refusing to refer to a trans person by their chosen name and a personal pronoun that matches their gender identity" would probably be considered discrimination.

Such behavior is rightly considered discrimination against women, and as a man with a Ph.D. in philosophy, it disturbs me to see how little progress universities have made toward eradicating sexism in the 18 years since I left the academy.

Sitting in her small grocery store under a photograph of Bulent Ecevit, the former Turkish Prime Minister who ordered the 1974 invasion, and a map of Turkey that shows northern Cyprus as an independent nation, Neyir Rifat recalled angrily what most Turkish Cypriots considered discrimination and neglect by the central Government, which from 1963 was uniformly Greek Cypriot.

Under the Washington statute, there considered, discrimination against interstate commerce, arising from a second exaction for use after a foreign tax on sale, could not exist as provision was made for a credit against the local tax of any such foreign levy.