Sentence examples for discriminatory activities from inspiring English sources

In its decision last week, the appeals court said that the "information services" label given to high-speed Internet access providers means the F.C.C. cannot prohibit companies like Comcast from engaging in discriminatory activities.

2018's landmark judgment that read down the archaic Victorian law of Section 377 might have helped end discriminatory activities such as blackmail, extortion, and invasion of privacy, but unconditional acceptance of the LGBTQAI+ community hasn't been and isn't going to be, easy.

Ninety four percent of selected PLHIVs mentioned that they were emotionally affected due to the discriminatory activities of their own family members.

The moderate aphasics on the other hand showed a more symmetrical activation in the corresponding early time window with evidence of discriminatory activity in later time windows.

Rather it designates a dimension of experience in which the ego-logically discriminatory activity of the mind disappears.

To the contrary, the message of the email is that we do not tolerate discriminatory activity or hateful commentary in the workplace, and that we will stand up for our employees".

This is, Zen maintains, because the Zen practitioner trans-descends into, and hence transcends, the ego-logically discriminatory activity of the mind which, Zen contends, arises due to adhering to "name-form" (Jpn., myōshiki; Skrt., nāmrūpa).

To be more specific, the nondiscriminatory awareness means that it is the foundational background, as articulated in the foregoing, that is bottomless or is nothing, and as such it does not participate in the discriminatory activity.

Federal officials have previously said that states that fail to give transgender students full access are engaged in discriminatory activity.

The guidance is not solid civil rights policy, but a slippery slope for discriminatory activity, according to groups like South Asian Americans Leading Together, the National Network for Arab American Communities and The Sikh Coalition.

Saturday's results will encourage him and fellow elected officials to march in the parade rather than boycott what might be a "discriminatory activity," said Contreras, adding: "To welcome everyone is a big step.