Sentence examples for discrimination has been from inspiring English sources

Racial discrimination has been abolished.

Workplace discrimination has been an awkward issue for Mr. Bloomberg.

First, discrimination has been institutionalised to such an extent that it has become normalised.

This systematic and government-sponsored discrimination has been tolerated and perpetuated on the entire continent.

The lone Republican on the commission, Abigail Thernstrom, has said no evidence of discrimination has been presented.

In employer schemes the discrimination has been blatant; even public sector schemes refuse to acknowledge gay partners.

Lesbian and gay Catholics and many other members of the church will be delighted that this attempt to institutionalise discrimination has been defeated.

"We'd like to believe that discrimination has been successfully eradicated," said Mr. Ross, executive director of the Westchester Community Opportunity Program, based in Elmsford.

As Justice Elena Kagan put it during oral arguments, "We have the power now to decide whether racial discrimination has been solved?

Black wrote that "the fact that a form of discrimination has been 'traditional' is a reason to be more skeptical of its rationality".

The clause on discrimination has been amended to include the need to avoid prejudicial or pejorative reference to an individual's gender identity.