Sentence examples for discriminatory issues from inspiring English sources

But soon after President Donald Trump took office, the department reversed positions, arguing that SB 5 fixed the discriminatory issues.

He noted that SB 5 did not significantly expand the list of acceptable photo IDs and didn't address the discriminatory issues with voter education that the courts had found with the original law.

She believes the best antidote for bias is action, and while many of these discriminatory issues are systemic, we can chip away at such problems with the quality of our art.

NCTE will work tirelessly to make sure that members of Congress stay focused on the important and core issue of job discrimination and do not get sidetracked with extraneous and discriminatory issues like restroom use.

With the help, however, of various United Nations Conferences and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), and most recently the Post Beijing Conference, discriminatory issues that were once ignored are being brought to the forefront.

"It is a discriminatory issue in California," said Paul Higgins, 43, a software engineer who runs a Web forum called CaliforniaOpenCarry.org.org

In March, a federal district judge ruled that the policy was discriminatory and issued an injunction which allowed the Scout groups to continue to meet.

At Demos, we will continue to litigate to stop unlawful purges, including on the basis that they are discriminatory — an issue not resolved by the Husted decision.

The move on Monday in Texas came before a federal judge in Corpus Christi was scheduled to hear arguments on the discriminatory-intent issue on Tuesday.

This phase aimed to identify and evaluate the adequacy of the test protocol descriptions, feasibility issues, discriminatory characteristics of items, adequate reflection of 'shoulder function' by the items, and the perceptions of participants and researchers.

We, too, think President Obama should consider all viable options he can take on his own to get rid of this discriminatory law, including issuing a "stop-loss" order.