Sentence examples for discriminating as from inspiring English sources

In a letter to McCrory, Vanita Gupta, principal deputy assistant attorney general for the civil rights division, stated that HB2 violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, which prohibits employers from discriminating, as well as Title IX of the 1972 Education Amendments, which bars discrimination in education based on sex.

We must do all we can in an effort to be discriminating as well as supportive.

Instead, investors still seem to be discriminating, as they have been for much of this year.

The aim is to create a diagnostic nose as discriminating as those of perfume mixers or wine buyers.

That has left military action predominant, and in the middle of a civil war it is never as discriminating as it needs to be.

Kemp believes that Glaser's detectors are open to spoofing, because neutrons are not as discriminating as X rays in how they react to the materials in warheads.

This means that, although a tribunal may have doubts as to whether the employer discriminated, as long as the tribunal more than half believes that they have, it must decide in favour of the employee.

If different groups have different economic behaviour, then to maximise my welfare function I need to discriminate as much as possible, and I will treat each group differently.

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Instead, both monkeys appear to discriminate as well as they possibly can for both conditions, suggesting a high baseline level of motivation throughout the experiments.

Therefore, this analysis does not seem to discriminate as well as the non-parametric means test.