Sentence examples for discriminatory rules from inspiring English sources

Blatantly discriminatory rules have been instituted; international treaties and human rights legislation are neglected.

Such policies poison democracy by encouraging divisions along lines drawn by discriminatory rules.

Ontario, Canada's other large dairy-producing province, was forced to remove its discriminatory rules in 2010.

It would forbid segregation at hotels and restaurants, he explained, and ban discriminatory rules for voter registration.

He said: "Although the new policy is a big improvement on the existing discriminatory rules, a 12-month ban is still excessive and unjustified".

While the 15th amendment guaranteed all Americans the right to vote, a complex tangle of discriminatory rules and regulations in the south prevented blacks from registering.

Gretchen Borchelt, the vice-president for reproductive rights and health at the National Women's Law Center, has said that hundreds of thousands of women could lose access to their birth control "if this broad-based, appalling, and discriminatory rule is made final".

Ms. Fares, 45, who goes by the alias Um Hassan, said that before the protests erupted, two years ago, she lived in the coastal town of Latakya where, as members of the Sunni sect, she, her husband and six children had suffered from what she described as the Alawite minority sect's discriminatory rule.

They were arrested as part of a government crackdown on a pro-democracy uprising in 2011 led by members of Bahrain's Shiite majority, who have protested against what they say is discriminatory rule at the hands of the Sunni monarchs.

Among the concessions he made was to remove or demote some Catholic officials who had been close to Diệm's religiously discriminatory rule, angering the minority Catholic community.

Her amendment to the federal military spending bill repealed an antiquated, discriminatory rule barring insurance coverage for abortions in the case of rape or incest for military women.