Sentence examples for constituted discrimination from inspiring English sources

The article was inaccurate and constituted discrimination and harassment because it singled Manji out on the basis of her religion, it was claimed.

European employees were unsure about what constituted discrimination or harassment, or what to do about it.As awards get more generous, however, more are being encouraged to make claims.

The document warned that singling out Muslim women or Sikh men for inspection because they wore head coverings constituted discrimination and that forcing them to uncover their heads in public might violate their religious tenets.

The jury made the award Thursday after finding that the company's dismissal of the manager, Luke Davis, was illegal on the ground that it had constituted discrimination because of his disability.

Ms. Shuster's attorney, Anat Gordon of Edison, questioned how the jury could find that the 1991 valentine was an act of harassment by a supervisor but deny that it constituted discrimination.

Federal lawyers argued that the doctors and parents decided against surgery simply because of each child's uncorrectable handicaps and that the decisions constituted discrimination as defined by section 504 of the rehabilitation act of 1973.

Any attempt to take it away constitutes discrimination.

But what constitutes discrimination in the eyes of the law is changing.

The dismissal was deemed to constitute discrimination on grounds of disability by the Workplace Relations Commission.

But the California Supreme Court ruled that the claims, if true, would constitute discrimination.

A policy which directly favours one racial group will constitute discrimination: the law provides no defence of justification.