Sentence examples for direct age from inspiring English sources

In it judgment, the tribunal said the BBC had subjected O'Reilly to direct age discrimination and age victimisation.

The tribunal found for Court on the grounds of direct age discrimination, compounded by his former employer's failure to follow statutory and contractual redundancy procedure.

(Laying off your most highly-paid staff often means your older staff - "indirect" age discrimination; Court was aiming to prove "direct" age discrimination against him).

"I couldn't have lived with myself if I'd just walked away," said O'Reilly, on hearing that her claim that bosses had subjected her to "direct age discrimination and age victimisation" had been vindicated in court after a 12-day hearing.

No direct age data are available for these deposits.

The elevated temperature, uniaxial fatigue behavior of the precipitation hardened, Ni-based superalloys Waspaloy1 and direct age (DA) alloy 718 are examined.

Thus the bulk of explicit practice time and training should be spent on direct, age-appropriate content strategies that can be used with students.

Direct age-sex standardized rates were calculated for both cohorts for comparison.

Age-specific and sex-specific death rates and direct age-standardised death rates.

Direct age-standardized baseline characteristics of the cohort by quartile of PAI are shown in Table 1.

We used direct age-standardization and their 95%-confidence intervals (CI) [ 24] according to the German population 2004 [ 25].