Sentence examples for definition of discrimination from inspiring English sources
This definition of discrimination is what most people understand the word to mean.
To hear his mother, Angela Leisure, tell it, Thomas also had experiences that fit the definition of "discrimination in policing".
But this decision, which protected Mexican-Americans and the right to fair trials and helped widen the definition of discrimination beyond race, deserves more attention.
The journey to overcome racial issues is not an easy one, but to ignore the existence of this injustice is the very definition of discrimination.
Passed last year by the D.C. Council and signed into law in January by Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D), the measure broadens the definition of discrimination to include an employee's reproductive health decisions.
We employed a broad definition of discrimination to include any form of unfair treatment and all self-reported and objectively assessed sleep outcomes, including duration, difficulties, and sleep architecture.
A critique of Hankins, M article: How discriminating are discriminative instruments?" Health and Quality of Life Outcomes 2008, 6 36 There are several definitions of discrimination.
"The definitions of discrimination and fairness are not in the hands of computer scientists or engineers," says Calmon.
This article first parses the multiple overlapping definitions of discrimination, including distinctions between group and individual discrimination and between segregation and discrimination in pay.
She stressed the importance of the education system in teaching children about not only definitions of discrimination but also on how to practice tolerance.
(These definitions paraphrase the definitions of discrimination in UK Acts of Parliament outlawing discrimination on grounds of sex [ 8], race [ 9] and disability [ 10].) It is thus the perception of stigma by other people or by the stigmatised person him/herself that leads to discrimination: and therefore stigma is important because of the way it causes discrimination.
