Sentence examples for discriminate according from inspiring English sources

It's definitional: If you discriminate according to politics, your discrimination is political.

The Age Discrimination Act of 1975 makes it illegal to discriminate according to age in activities and programs that receive federal financial assistance.

It's virtually impossible to develop a test of ability that isn't going to discriminate according to social background, race or prior opportunity.

It is intended to prevent the use of delays or nonresponses as a way to discriminate, according to the measure's sponsor, Councilman Lewis A. Fidler, a Brooklyn Democrat.

"What we are seeing now is that it is impossible to devise a fair test of ability to divide children at 11 which will not discriminate according to social background, race and prior opportunity," she says.

The university (like many others) does not accept A-level general studies for any of its undergraduate courses, but aside from subjects that are specifically required for certain programmes, the university does not discriminate according to the subjects presented by a candidate at A-level.

Tom McPhail, head of pensions research at financial services group Hargreaves Lansdown, said: "The fundamental aims of the various changes – to move to a simpler state pension, payable at a later age to reflect improved life expectancy and without discriminating according to age – were and still are the right thing to do.

The oscillation properties were discriminated according to the components of power response in [10].

LoCs for non-target organisms need to be discriminated according to the species and parameters assessed.

The distractors were compared based on their content (as opposed to their letter denomination in the list of options, which was allocated randomly between the items in different option format), their inclusion in the items, and the number of times that an individual distractor was judged to be performing or discriminating according to the definitions employed in section ii above.

Reference and test responses were discriminated according to the two average distances 〈Dr〉 and 〈Dt〉.