Sentence examples for discriminatory section from inspiring English sources

The Georgia Senate Judiciary Committee also added a discriminatory section targeting LGBT people in their adoption bill.

UPDATE: Ezra Klein, whose blog post about the "free rider" provision is linked here, has revised his post summarizing this discriminatory section of the plan.

Such laws leave themselves wide open to discriminatory misuse: section 44 never once led to a terrorism conviction but was used to stop people like journalist Pennie Quinton.

"The Prevent duty to report extremist behaviour is today's equivalent of internment in Northern Ireland – a policy felt to be highly discriminatory against one section of the community," said Burnham, referring to the policy adopted during the Troubles under which hundreds of people were imprisoned without trial because they were suspected of being involved with the IRA.

In Reno v. Bossier Parish (Bossier Parish II) (2000), the Supreme Court extended the retrogression standard, holding that for a voting change to have a "discriminatory purpose" under Section 5, the change must have been implemented for a retrogressive purpose.

Relying on the Senate report for the Act, the Court reasoned that the retrogression standard was the correct interpretation of the term "discriminatory effect" because Section 5's purpose is "'to insure that [the gains thus far achieved in minority political participation] shall not be destroyed through new [discriminatory] procedures'".

As described in the Materials and Methods section, discriminatory power of our predictive models was assessed by performing ROC analysis.

She campaigned successfully for the 1967 abolition of discriminatory, anti-Aboriginal sections of the Australian constitution.

They further violate the equal protection clause because of the section's discriminatory intent.

The South Carolina case is an emphatic reaffirmation of its value: without the section, a discriminatory law might have gone forward to disenfranchise vulnerable voters.

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