Sentence examples for exercise discrimination from inspiring English sources

But while stating that "it is contrary to all that the Boy Scouts of America stands for that any leader or boy or their sponsoring organizations would exercise discrimination in any form," the pamphlet goes on to state that "we believe an avowed homosexual is not a role model for the values expressed in the Scout Oath of Law, and therefore should not serve as an adult leader".

But in apparent support of its view the Government argues that there was no prejudice here because the results show that the jury exercised discrimination as among the defendants whose cases were submitted to it.

Next, employment discrimination.

Employment discrimination cases.

As a journalist, his criticism had always been as much an expression of passion as an exercise in discrimination.

But before jumping in, Papier urges investors to exercise some discrimination.

Thus, assuming that female mangrove finches exercise similar discrimination of songs by locality as males, it might well be that the two mangrove finch populations are already reproductively isolated and could be regarded as two separate species.

In summary, some TyrA proteins probably exercise greater discrimination in their requirement for a 1-carboxy moiety for binding at the catalytic site, and these are insensitive to competitive inhibition by the aromatic reaction products (which lack the 1-carboxy substituent).

Article 2(2) of the ICESCR declares: The States Parties to the present Covenant undertake to guarantee that the rights enunciated in the present Covenant will be exercised without discrimination of any kind as to race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status.

But we need to exercise a little discrimination.

But the politicization of usage contributes to its trivialization, and tends to vitiate it as an exercise in intellectual discrimination.