Sentence examples for discrimination beginning from inspiring English sources

The statute, which protects employees against age-related discrimination beginning at age 40, permits employers to take action that falls unequally on older workers as long as "the differentiation is based on reasonable factors other than age".

The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, lists 23 incidents of sexual harassment and 34 incidents of racial and gender discrimination beginning in January 2005 and ending when she was fired in October 2007.

LS: We need to address the systemic conditions that perpetuate discrimination, beginning with recognition of how particular forms of dominant identity (e.g. White, male, professional) reproduce themselves and their privilege.

Jews were barred from the Lido beach, and dangerous discrimination began.

In Lee's telling, his opposition to racial discrimination began to extend to sexual orientation in the 70's.

Where, as here, those boundaries are breached, it becomes impossible to tell where prosecutorial discretion ends and prosecutorial abuse, or even discrimination, begins.

According to the complaint, the discrimination begins when minority employees are hired and given lower starting salaries than white employees with equal or lesser qualifications.

Democrats said that, in many cases, women did not realize they were being paid less than men until years after the discrimination began.

And with that, the Army reservist in the Los Angeles area became the latest citizen at the center of a recurring American debate: Where does freedom of religion end and discrimination begin?

While protection against dismissal on grounds of discrimination begins for employees on day one, unfair dismissal exists to protect people at work against all other forms of unfair treatment and against being fired for any reason other than performance, redundancy or conduct.

Ageism will probably never be defeated entirely, but the age at which societal discrimination begins may soon be pushed back, as already evidenced by phrases like "70 is the new 50".