Sentence examples similar to discriminatory background from inspiring English sources

The suits charge the companies with violating Title VII of the Civil Rights Act by using discriminatory background-check policies that had disparate impacts on minority employees and applicants.

In the same letter he referred to "a process of harassment and intimidatory requests" from west Belfast staff saying that this "appeared to be discriminatory on grounds of the perceived political background of Red Sky as a company".

(How would I even find one of those, anyway? The only one I know is my brother!) Then I thought, if one person is only open to another person from their specific religion or ethnic background, could that be considered discriminatory or racist?

NRS revealed higher discriminatory capability than VRS in distinguishing between background and peak pain intensity with a lower proportion of patients giving inconsistent evaluations (14% vs. 25%).

Globally the number of inconsistent evaluations is 23 with NRS (14%, 95%CI: 9% - 21%) versus 40 with VRS (25%, 95%CI: 19% - 33%) with an estimated difference of 11% (95%CI: 5% - 17%) which indicates a significantly higher discriminatory capability of NRS in distinguishing between background and peak pain intensities.

This study, comparing NRS and VRS psychometric properties in the assessment of pain exacerbations, reveals a significantly higher discriminatory capability of NRS in distinguishing between background and peak pain intensities referred to the pain experienced in the previous 24 hours; patients gave inconsistent evaluations in 23 cases with NRS (14%) versus 40 cases with VRS (25%).

Therefore mean propeller twist angle may not have enough discriminatory power for recognizing WOCGI promoters over background but local variation at the expected position of a TATA box and TSS might mark core promoter sequences irrespective of their association with a CGI.

In developing a new questionnaire for breakthrough or intense episodic pain (BP-EP) evaluation, both an 11-point NRS and a 6-level VRS were included in the questionnaire with the aim of comparing their performance in evaluating pain exacerbations in terms of reproducibility and of discriminatory capability to distinguish pain exacerbations over a background of less severe pain.

The training will be organized with the aim ofbuilding awareness around the issues of institutionalized discrimination and ways to build partnerships and allies to eliminate discriminatory attitudes towards families and children from disadvantaged backgrounds, including Roma children.

Moreover, efforts to pass these discriminatory bills through the Knesset come against a contextual background of an escalating campaign by Israeli right-wingers to portray Israel's Arab community as a "demographic time bomb" and "a fifth column".

This is because the ego is turned into nothing in the state of nondiscriminatory discriminatory awareness, and hence no-ego, where this nothing is paradoxically a background that is not the background at all, because it is a bottomless background.