Sentence examples for discriminatory principles from inspiring English sources

This might provide some safeguard against religious rulings clearly based on discriminatory principles.

In a memorandum to the Select Committee on Home Affairs, Robert Blackburn, a professor of constitutional law, said: 'The reasons for the discriminatory principles... have no justification today.' Cairns, who works in McDonagh's office in Westminster, became a priest in 1991, at St Mary's Catholic Church in Clapham, south London.

The EU is meant to be a liberal organisation, based on rational, non-discriminatory principles.

The policies and programmes put forward by Fraser and his team, saw non-discriminatory principles of immigration selection become the norm.

Based on this principle, discriminatory VOCs detected here would be expected to be detectable in breath samples.

But many EU leaders regard his proposal as discriminatory and violating the principle of freedom of movement.

Although discrimination of colitic from non-colitic mice by non-invasive factors is ideal, as a proof of principle for discriminatory modeling and to gain biological insight into the mucosal disease process tissue PLS-DA models were generated using the colon levels of the factors.

"I don't think Massachusetts has any basis under our equality principles for enforcing discriminatory laws against other states".

Li et al. developed a promoter classification method using a Relevance Vector Machine (RVM) and Bayesian statistical principles to identify discriminatory features in the promoter sequences of genes that could classify transcriptional responses and they correctly predicted 70% genes as being up- or down-regulated [ 29], based on a small set of discriminative promoter motifs.

The ACLU anticipates this charge This principle is not discriminatory or hostile to religion.

Other European capitals argue that his demand would be discriminatory and would violate the principle of freedom of movement across the bloc.