Sentence examples for discriminatory the from inspiring English sources

Told that their anti-discrimination was discriminatory, the fundamentalists went mad.

Nakedly discriminatory, the NPT was at best a short-term fix.

The practice was discriminatory, the suit alleged, and in violation of the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments of the Constitution, "at least".

"The proposed EBA undermines volunteers, our culture, allows the UFU operational and management control of CFA and is discriminatory," the statement said.

That's when, even if the net effect of a law is that it is discriminatory, the law itself may not be seen as such.

Viewing protective legislation for women as discriminatory, the group lobbied for the passage of the Equal Rights Amendment, first introduced in Congress in 1923.

Compared to the discriminatory format, the pure English auction induces more entry.

In the "discriminatory" mode the user provides two sets of loci e.g. enhancers and promoters.

The higher the C-statistic (AUC), the greater the discriminatory accuracy of the model.

The replicability of digital images is made possible by the gap between the discriminatory limits of the human visual system and the discriminatory limits of digital sampling technology.

The classification accuracy, and the discriminatory power of the features extracted determine the success of such retrieval systems.