The word "discriminating" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe someone who displays careful judgement or makes careful distinctions from one thing to another. For example: "She is a discriminating shopper, always making sure she gets the best quality product for her money."
This line was a prepackaged confection for John Roberts, the chief justice, who wrote in 2007 that "the way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race".
Chief Justice Roberts is famous for his faux-tautological contention that "the way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race".
In a 2007 case that prohibited using race to determine school assignments (the district in this case was in Seattle, had no history of segregation, and was trying to achieve racially balanced schools), Justice Roberts wrote: "The way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race".
It should disclose records relating to bystander casualties, so that the public can judge for itself whether the government's targeting decision are as discriminating as the government says they are.
Ramey, who was a postgraduate student at Oxford, argues that the university is indirectly discriminating against women by creating a hostile environment and a substantial risk that women's rights will be violated if such allegations are not investigated.
In some economies, the share of local-market government debt owned by foreigners has more than doubled since 2009.Investors continue to do a poor job discriminating between developing markets based on the underlying health of their economy.
Here is how he makes the case:I know that if I were a student at Brooklyn College today, I would not major in political science for fear that my support for Israel and my opposition to BDS might prejudice me in the eyes of professors whose department has endorsed BDS, thus discriminating against my point of view in the marketplace of ideas.
It urged the Indian government to slap trade sanctions on Malaysia, including a boycott of the country's palm oil, until Malaysia's government stopped discriminating against the Indian minority.
For example, it has sued Greece for discriminating against foreign hotel managers and foreign teachers.
Investors continue to do a poor job discriminating between developing markets based on the underlying health of their economy.
Unless it succeeds, every time banks' borrowing costs rise, the response will not be satisfaction that investors are discriminating against weak firms, but dread that things may spiral out of control again.
