Sentence examples for discriminatory consequences from inspiring English sources
There is "the very real possibility it will lead to unfair and discriminatory consequences," Sprint Nextel wrote in a letter opposing the 2006 bill.
As both the Yahoo! case and UN Global Compact Dilemmas Forum highlights, infringements on the right to privacy can lead quickly to discriminatory consequences such as arrests, detentions, and other punitive action by the state.
In the party's official platform, they promised to "remove barriers to new birth certificates for transgender and inter-sex Victorians and address the discriminatory automatic divorce consequence for transgender Victorians".
A number of Islamic reformers have described the adverse political and economic consequences of discriminatory policy, in addition to its moral reprehensibility.
Failure to effectively address Indigenous health problems and interrogate policies and practices that are discriminatory has long-term consequences for Indigenous Australians including in the area of health service delivery.
The whiteness of Port Clinton in the nineteen-fifties was not mere happenstance but the consequence of discriminatory housing and employment practices.
Our view is that prostitution is inherently discriminatory; a cause and consequence of gender-based violence".
As a consequence, the discriminatory power of the model increases when the clinical data and drug prescription information are included (c-statistic increases from 0.761 to 0.797).
None of which captures the objectifying, discriminatory, competitive, and dehumanizing public consequences of disparagement "humor".
Some counties in the Middle East have a gender bias in mortality in females, and this has been interpreted as a possible consequence of the discriminatory treatment of women [ 14].
Avoiding any immediate retaliatory actions, Prime Minister Georges Pompidou's office issued a statement of "protest against these new discriminatory measures" and a "warning of consequences that they might ring".
