Sentence examples for exclusions against from inspiring English sources

Hence the fight against institutional racism is a fight against state racism - against asylum laws, against deportations, against stop-and-search, against deaths in custody, against school exclusions, against miscarriages of justice.

(While damages caused by domestic terrorism are not covered by the law, Dr. Hartwig said, such damages would probably be covered under the carriers' standard coverage since such policies will no longer contain exclusions against terrorism).

He created more scoring chances for his team by drawing exclusions against the Chargers 14-133, 3-2) inside of the two-meter zone, and he came away with several steals.

Given that those boxes once labeled crimes (or even expellable school discipline violations) tend in a society like ours to result in discrimination and exclusion against already demonized segments (boys of color).

Sociologically, prejudice and stereotypes often facilitate discrimination and exclusion against groups and even help to muster political support for laws and policies that lead to institutional discrimination (Dovidio et al. 2010).

Protesters are bound to look foolish to those who can't (or won't) see the underlying sources of racial exclusion against which the protests are targeted.

Cuccinelli earned his defeat by amplifying his party's message of exclusion against women, people of color, and anyone who doesn't think exactly like them.

Adding into their assessment: The extreme brutality of the crimes; "hate rhetoric" and specific speech by perpetrators and military commanders; policies of exclusion against Rohingya people; an "oppressive context;" and the "level of organization indicating a plan for destruction".

The French curator Jean-Hubert Martin brought together 78 artists for the main project, titled "Against Exclusion," from countries including Benin, China, Australia and Russia.

Their struggle – against political and economic exclusion, and against the state violence that is required by both for enforcement – is not separate from struggles that are playing out elsewhere, including in Britain, America and right across the global north.

He has cautioned against exclusion and judgment, against obsession with narrow culture-war issues that divide rather than unite.