Sentence examples for discriminatory by from inspiring English sources

"We recognize that donor deferral policies are discriminatory by their very nature".

Yet efforts to counter those ills are increasingly seen as discriminatory by white people frustrated with their slowly ceding racial dominance.

First, the proposed regulations make clear the position of the Treasury Department that cash-balance pension conversions are not inherently discriminatory by age.

They include "acts or statements that are, or conduct that is, discriminatory by reason of religion, race, sex, sexual orientation, disability, colour or national or ethnic origin".

But the move was immediately denounced as discriminatory by the main group that has protested the rules at the holy site.

The government has acknowledged that the impact of the intervention is racially discriminatory by suspending the operation of the Racial Discrimination Act, but argues that these discriminatory measures are "special measures" which are permitted under the convention.

In 2003, officials in the Department of Justice's civil rights division opened an investigation into the department, prompted by allegations about discriminatory practices by officers against Latino residents.

When access to this needed health care is blocked by high costs, discriminatory refusals by providers, or harmful and restrictive policies, survivors and our families suffer.

According to the court, this "de facto" segregation in the North differed from the segregation in the South, which had been created by discriminatory policies implemented by the school system.

Owens, who is openly gay, is claimed to have been the subject of discriminatory taunts by supporters during England's 24-21 defeat by New Zealand in the opening QBE International.

A statement from Burnley said the club "do not condone any discriminatory behaviour by any employee".