Sentence examples for discriminatory application from inspiring English sources

The discriminatory application of disciplinary policy is particularly troubling.

The problem is that it institutionalises the discriminatory application of the law.

This kind of intimidation often comes in the form of discriminatory application of banal zoning ordinances, despite civil rights protections aimed to prevent this very thing.

In her initial statement this month, Ms. Reding said she was convinced that the commission would also have "no choice" but to initiate infringement action against France "for a discriminatory application" of European law.

The whole case underscores the often racially discriminatory application of the death penalty in cases where the victims are white and the defendants are black, one of many reasons that capital punishment should be abolished.

The federal judge in the stop-and-frisk case, Shira A. Scheindlin of Federal District Court in Manhattan, was more critical of the police, finding the department to be "deliberately indifferent to the discriminatory application of stop and frisk".

The guidelines should clarify that discriminatory forms of traffic management, including practices that differentiate among classes of traffic, can only be used if less discriminatory, application-agnostic forms of traffic management are not available.

Any other arrangement, by not applying these provisions to cases where the State acts in an entrepreneurial capacity, would not ensure the non-discriminatory application of Community law.

On retrial, respondent must be afforded a fair opportunity to demonstrate that petitioner's assigned reason for refusing to re-employ was a pretext or discriminatory in its application.

He said using the app allowed him to evaluate candidates much more quickly but said some criticized the stunt for being more discriminatory than traditional application processes.

Be careful, though, that your policy is not discriminatory in its application.