Sentence examples for evident discrimination from inspiring English sources

In a speech in Ankara, the capital, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the French bill represented "evident discrimination, racism and massacre of free speech".

Nevertheless, currently only a minority of patients admitted to hospital with rAAA are offered repair, with evident discrimination against those over 75 years of age and women.

It was plain discrimination".

According to Bethany Jankunis, Ms. Glick's chief of staff, this subjects people like Ms. Damone, who use service animals and whose disabilities are not plainly evident, to discrimination and embarrassment.

This became painfully evident in a discrimination suit filed by the Justice Department against Countrywide, once the country's largest mortgage lender.

But the youths involved in this August's unrest have hit local independent shops and chain stores alike -- the only discrimination evident is the value placed on particular goods.

There is very little discrimination evident between the 5 subscales and reports of the DREEM do not typically examine the differential validity of the subscales.

Apart from imposed shape constraints on the pocket from the mainly hydrophobic lining, side chains and the presence of very few polar residues, no apparent ligand discrimination through side chain interaction is evident.

The evidence of 'blind spots', which fuelled gender and ethnic discrimination, were evident mostly in the experiences of women.

Moreover, this discrimination was evident during word recognition when no prosody information was provided and showed regardless of whether prosody was task-relevant.

This discrimination was evident even when outbred plants had, on average, pollen viability as low as that in inbred plants.