Sentence examples for discriminatory service from inspiring English sources

Most recently, in December 2002, we held a meeting with a Metropolitan Transportation Authority official and were promised that this discriminatory service would be re-evaluated.

Along with cops and corporations, sex workers also face discriminatory service from banks.

For example, organisational innovation and management using discriminatory service provision, fixed price models, and efficient supply and delivery chains, has helped improve production efficiency in India [ 21].

Moderators in each group led a conversation on parental, structural, cultural, and service-related factors that might inhibit immunization (e.g., unfriendly or discriminatory service).

Agent-based modeling demonstrates that non-discriminatory service providers, on average, earn higher long-term profits than discriminatory service-providers, in spite of a seeming short-term profit advantage for discrimination.

Almost 50 years ago, Richard Titmuss sharply observed "separate discriminatory services for poor people have always tended to be poor quality services".

All health care workers need to be supported with information and supplies so that they can protect themselves and their patients from HIV transmission, work without fear, and provide a full and non-discriminatory service to those living with HIV as a chronic condition.

For these authors, TasP's capacity to be effective requires ongoing commitments to human rights, including the provision of access to non-discriminatory services, policies and laws [ 8].

Currently all contraceptive devices, other than condoms, are prescribed and/or inserted by health care professionals in Australia so any response to improving contraceptive up-take and reproductive advice for women who use drugs will require the availability of easily accessed, non-discriminatory services.

The absence of direct evidence connecting discriminatory restaurant service with the flow of interstate food, [p305] a factor on which the appellees place much reliance, is not, given the evidence as to the effect of such practices on other aspects of commerce, a crucial matter.

The protections afforded by the Act against discriminatory transportation services are not so narrowly limited.