Sentence examples for discriminatory lines from inspiring English sources

Throughout most of Nelson Mandela's time in prison food was issued on racially discriminatory lines and poorly prepared.

A discriminatory line was proposed based on the theoretical analysis and experiments.

It is also a conceptual, discriminatory line between two worlds, two realities.

This sort of discriminatory line-drawing has been unconstitutional since 1962, when the Supreme Court handed down its "one man, one vote" ruling.

U.S. District Judge David V. Kenyon threw out the old 1st District boundaries as discriminatory and new lines were drawn.

However, analysts say this has only emboldened local leaders to pass discriminatory regulations and hard-line Islamic groups to resort to violence, because "the state does not come down on them," said Ms. Dewi.

Chick-fil-A's continued support of anti-gay groups and Cathy's discriminatory comments cross the line of decency.

The protections of the Fair Housing Act against housing practices that have a discriminatory effect are in line with this historical commitment to ensuring the broad mandate of equality enshrined in our Constitution.

The 15 VNTR loci methodology is a highly discriminatory method for first line typing of M. bovis isolated from Sika deer and should be considered as a replacement for the original 12 MIRU loci method.

Our observations of high peritumoural CD66b+ neutrophils and low peritumoural CD8+ lymphocytes as independent prognostic factors for short RFS, as well as the TA-NLR demonstrating a strong discriminatory power, are in line with this and suggest a link between peripheral immune cells and the immune cells of the tumour microenvironment, as well as a delicate balance between these immune cells.

"Motorola has long offered licensing to our extensive patent portfolio at a reasonable and non-discriminatory rate in line with industry standards," the firm said in its statement.