Sentence examples for discriminatory argument from inspiring English sources

Finally, firing an old worker (instead of a younger one) could in some cases lead to an appeal against this decision on the basis of a discriminatory argument.

"Any discriminatory argument will name negative social consequences.

Isn't such a "Not In The Backyard of Ground Zero" argument discriminatory and un-American?

"That's a version of the discriminatory, separate but equal argument of the past".

This column, which obscured any argument in discriminatory language, would not help them to do that.

With that argument removed, discriminatory laws have little left to stand on, she said, adding that the Supreme Court "gave state courts not only cover but strength to respond to unequal treatment of lesbians and gay men".

Certainly, bad effects can be brought about by discriminatory processes, but, the argument claims, the wrongfulness lies in what brings about the effects, i.e., in the unfairness or injustice of those acts or policies that generate the effects, and does not lie in the effects themselves.

There appears to be divided opinion about whether the FA needs to have a firm view on the privacy issue, or should charge them for clearly discriminatory language, then have the argument about privacy as the case proceeds.

"If you're too discriminatory, you will get the argument that you haven't enforced your trademark, and therefore abandoned it," says Kim Landsman, a litigation partner at Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler.

The justices rejected the argument that each subsequent discriminatory paycheck was a new violation of the law.

Mr. Egan said that the company could put on its own evidence to rebut a "culture of discrimination" argument by showing that discriminatory supervisors were rare.