Sentence examples for discrimination is practised from inspiring English sources
For the penal section is not only aimed at offenses whereby property is transported in interstate commerce at less than published rates, but in terms covers the offering, granting, giving, soliciting, accepting, or receiving of rebates, concessions, or discriminations, 'whereby any other advantage is given or discrimination is practised' in respect of interstate transportation.
Under the category of ' patient rights', it was found that patient discrimination was practised on the basis of a patient's socio-demographic status (literacy and socio-economic status) and that nurses practised withdrawal of treatment out of fear for their safety.
"The ambition of the Olympic charter is to ensure that sport is practised without any form of discrimination.
The "Alliance for Fair Trade with India", for example – which isn't just concerned with the pharmaceutical industry, but also technology and other sectors – is full of incisive information detailing how India is being "unfair" and is practising "discrimination" against US traders.
Madonna is practising yoga.
The defence of politics as it was practised by Mr Rahman is that it is an effective and probably inevitable response to discrimination and stereotyping from the outside world.
Many villagers are practised flatterers.
Trust us, we're practised at it.
He's practised already this week on clay.
What behaviours will be practised?
