Sentence examples for discriminatory into from inspiring English sources

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After a meeting with President Karzai, he refused to sign these discriminatory proceedings into law.

During his first six years in office — the New Deal's "radical moment," Katznelson calls it — Roosevelt repeatedly let the Southern bloc write discriminatory provisions into his programs.

To stop the seepage, some governments have inserted discriminatory conditions into their fiscal programmes, the prime example being the "Buy American" procurement rules.

And as Rick Hasen writes, "[i]t appears to be unprecedented to let a law that was deemed racially discriminatory go into effect simply to avoid the risk of voter confusion and election administration inefficiency".

We are disappointed in your decision to sign this discriminatory legislation into law.

While the proposed South Carolina law would enshrine the school's discriminatory policy into state law, the Fourth Circuit decision makes clear that the school's actions violated Title IX.

Stop-and-frisk has been a worthy focus of anti-racist activism on behalf of civil liberties and human rights — an effort that succeeded in bringing discriminatory policing into harsh public view.

Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant, who signed a more sweeping discriminatory bill into law shortly after HB2 was passed, also chimed in, joining Tennessee Senator and chair of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee Lamar Alexander in declaring the issue a matter "better left to the states".

The report details decades of discriminatory practices codified into laws that have turned Haitians and their DR-born children into "ghost citizens".

"People have a right to hold religious beliefs but I don't think they should be translated into discriminatory laws.