Sentence examples for deliberate discrimination from inspiring English sources

It is up to the judge to decide if there was deliberate discrimination.

"Disparate impact" is much easier to prove than deliberate discrimination, so civil-rights activists love it.

"For disparate-treatment claims — and others for which discriminatory intent is required — that means the plaintiff must demonstrate deliberate discrimination within the limitations period," he wrote.

Mr. Redenbaugh said that in his view, the chaotic election in Florida was the result of the system's being overwhelmed rather than of deliberate discrimination by Florida officials.

But perhaps one day we'll be confident enough with difference to differentiate more clearly between good faith cock-ups, halfwittedness, generational backwardness and deliberate discrimination.

We don't get the view that this is about deliberate discrimination but because of practices that have not been thought through".

That is because, said Laurence H. Tribe, a law professor at Harvard, the Constitution prohibits deliberate racial discrimination, even if it is indirect.

Many people in the Cenepa think that the problem is more than just neglect, that it is part of a deliberate national discrimination against the indigenous people of the Amazon.

Let's put to one side, for the moment, the messy controversy surrounding the reasons for the wage gap: whether it is the result of active discrimination, deliberate career and life choices by women.

And deliberate policies of discrimination against Jews, women, and blacks promoted still greater social homogeneity.

Afghan activists launched a rally in the country's capital to express their anger at the 'deliberate discrimination' against the Muslim community in Myanmar, formerly known as Burma.