Sentence examples for discriminatory group from inspiring English sources

In Huntington, the debate began at a school board meeting last month, when one board member, Lynn Kaufman, suggested that in light of the Supreme Court ruling, the Boy Scouts should be considered a discriminatory group.

"They are trying to cast us as antisemitic, that we are somehow a discriminatory group," said the political science student, who is a member of the college's Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) organization.

We decided to pick the top 100 genes from each comparison for the selection of the best discriminatory group of genes.

"South Carolina standards for 5th grade require lessons on Reconstruction and discriminatory groups including the KKK.

The discriminatory groups shown here mirror those depicted in the heatmap in Figure  1.

Viewing protective legislation for women as discriminatory, the group lobbied for the passage of the Equal Rights Amendment, first introduced in Congress in 1923.

This metabolite was found in plasma as discriminatory for groups injected with immune booster (i.e., "P10" and "N10") when compared with the healthy groups, and its concentration was elevated in these groups.

Computer graphics use was low and not discriminatory between groups, as reflected both in Figure  1 and Table  4.

Main clusters were manually analyzed for the most relevant discriminatory GO groups and genes for each organism, strain or oxygen comparison.

In interviews, several teachers said they believed modern-day grouping was not discriminatory because the groups were constantly in flux.

They also are racially discriminatory: as a group, white women live substantially longer than black men, who are therefore less likely to get the discount.