Sentence examples for discriminated because of from inspiring English sources

Put more simply, sexual orientation discrimination is sex discrimination because, if Carol loves Alice and she is discriminated because of that, had Carol been a man and loved Alice she would not have been subjected to discrimination.

The stigma around young people's sexuality does more harm than good, young people need to be listened to and helped, not judged and discriminated because of their sexuality.

Although Nepal has some water resource development projects (i.e. waters of the Sarada (1920), the Kosi (1954), and the Gandak (1959) with India, Nepalese always felt discriminated because of their bi-lateral nature of the project (Upreti 1993).

"Pakistani Catholics and in general all the minorities in Pakistan have been discriminated because of their creed and religion.

"He should've had a state burial and the Canadian government should have honored his funeral, but we've come to see that he's been discriminated because of his affiliation with Kurdish people and YPG," says Dogan.

NN is virtually not sensible to limited sampling of the classes to be discriminated because of the very limited number of parameters (namely, the choice of the distance function and the number of neighbours).

The PDA prohibits employers from discriminating "because of" pregnancy and holds that pregnant women must not be treated differently from other employees who are "similar in their ability, or inability, to work".

"We don't discriminate because of people's personal beliefs," she said.

"His comments give the green light to anyone who wants to discriminate because of their religious beliefs," Mr Black said.

Like Ms. Conley, he remembered the court case about events on the Great Lawn, and he had an opinion: "They shouldn't discriminate because of political leanings".

No. WTO rules decree simply that countries should protect the environment in ways that do not discriminate because of the way something is produced.