Sentence examples for discrimination because the from inspiring English sources
The Toshiba Corporation's settlement of a class-action lawsuit in the United States last year has backfired in China, where consumers are charging discrimination because the Japanese electronics maker has not offered them the same deal.
"But beauty, per se, is not covered," Professor Ragsdale said, noting that the Mondrian case was tied to ethnic discrimination because the fired bellmen were mostly Asian and Hispanic.
[B2.] Toshiba Faces Complaints in China Toshiba's settlement of a class-action lawsuit in the United States last year has backfired in China, where consumers are charging discrimination because the Japanese electronics maker has not offered them the same deal.
Frequently this situation is remedied by cutting away some altars, an operation that must be conducted with discrimination because the removal of any quantity of material from the sidewalls may have a damaging effect on their stability.
Virginia maintained that its law did not amount to racial discrimination because the prohibition ran equally in both directions – just as blacks couldn't marry whites, whites couldn't marry blacks either.
Based on interviews with more than 100 older people in custody, the report found that older prisoners face isolation and discrimination because the government is failing to meet their specialist health, social care and resettlement needs, with some wheelchair-bound prisoners unable to join in day-to-day prison activities.
Perceptions of being different from the others, the possible peer discrimination because of the presence of a scar on the chest in the usual period of starting to go to kindergarten or school may cause hidden distress.
"At that school there was no discrimination, because even the headmistress encouraged the others to treat us well.
Touré was quoted in the monthly French magazine So Foot this week saying he did not believe he had lost his place because of "football reasons" and claiming that players who were involved in the Africa Cup of Nations were the "victims of discrimination" because of the matches they missed for their clubs.
In the year 2012, it's shocking that people in Alabama still face discrimination because of the color of their skin, the way they look and whether they speak with an accent.
