Sentence examples for eradicate discriminatory from inspiring English sources

She said: "This incident highlights the need for women students to have autonomous groups, representation in power structures, and safe spaces, so they can come together to discuss issues they face on campus and work to eradicate discriminatory behaviours and values".

We set out to eradicate any discriminatory practices and to restore public confidence in the State Police.

Congress must repeal the fraternity and sorority exemption to Title IX to ensure equal access to education and eradicate inherently discriminatory student organizations.

On Wednesday, the Department of Justice swapped sides in the litigation and filed a brief supporting Texas, arguing that an amended version of the state's new voter ID law "eradicates any discriminatory effect or intent" found in the old law.

In fact, the 30th session of the CEDAW's committee, held in 2004, recommended eradicating these kinds of discriminatory customs.

In fact, the 30th session of the CEDAW's committee, held in 2004, recommended eradicating these kind of discriminatory customs.

"The debate on the Zika virus underscores the central message set out by Amnesty International in this report: violence against women will not be eradicated unless states in the region change discriminatory legislation, public policies and practices in the area of sexual and reproductive health," the report states.

Without addressing the lack of knowledge regarding adequate nutrition and these discriminatory practices, it is unlikely that malnutrition will be eradicated from Nepal, especially within the next 10 years.

Along with the expected uptick in firings for sexual harassment, we could see an increase in wrongful-termination claims by men arguing that their firing was discriminatory against males, in violation of Title VII, even if the decision was driven by the desire to eradicate discrimination against females.

— Eradicate poverty.

"That is blatantly discriminatory.