Sentence examples for disparate impacts from inspiring English sources

(The title of Alexander's book reflects the racially disparate impacts of these policies).

The suits charge the companies with violating Title VII of the Civil Rights Act by using discriminatory background-check policies that had disparate impacts on minority employees and applicants.

This creates disparate impacts on different groups.

The Environmental Protection Agency is now entangled in contentious arguments about whether the emission levels in some permits it has granted have disparate impacts in minority neighborhoods.

Since all decisions in the workplace, the world of education and the world of government have disparate impacts on some groups, the new principle made possible, indeed guaranteed, endless litigation, and to this day is still expanding the regime of affirmative-action law.

A comparison of adversely affected workers with other workers revealed that the delay of school start time is not likely to have disparate impacts on disadvantaged populations, but the impacts may be more significant in some regions of the country than others.

It would not allow for quotas or "disparate impact" lawsuits, which generally use statistical disparities to prove discrimination.

Still, Kennedy may have made it more difficult for employers to avoid impacting minorities while navigating the narrow shoals between disparate impact and disparate treatment.

Disparate impact is more complicated.

This is evidence of disparate impact.

It has made proving discrimination nearly impossible by all but barring data about disparate impact.