Sentence examples for discriminatory provisions from inspiring English sources

It also recommends making changes to existing Criminal and Civil Code Bills to remove remaining discriminatory provisions.

On April 10, China said it would revise the draft rules, taking out some potentially discriminatory provisions on trademarks.

The ordinances in the Bel Air and Culpeper cases contained discriminatory provisions not involved in the instant case.

It took the angry persistence of President Harry Truman to get Congress to expand the numbers and remove the discriminatory provisions.

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.

It is impossible to see how a regulator operating under rules imposed by politicians, and enforced by draconian and discriminatory provisions for damages and costs in civil cases, could be said to be either voluntary or independent".

That year, Howard inserted a discriminatory provision in the Marriage Act and this was considered a political masterstroke.

"In the context of a discriminatory provision relating to legal assistance, invoking public confidence amounts to little more than reliance on public prejudice," they said.

had inserted the discriminatory provision in the bill.

The National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition, on their blog, calls it "a discriminatory provision to prohibit federal and state agencies, private labs, and NGOs from even applying for certain competitive grants.

It is reprehensible that Deukmejian has refused to drop anti-abortion restrictions from the 1985-86 budget when it was the clear intent of our lawmakers that the discriminatory provision be removed.