Sentence examples for expanding discrimination from inspiring English sources

In doing so, Trump demonstrates how this warping of religious freedom is used to justify expanding discrimination even further.

In June, Oregon passed a law expanding discrimination and harassment protections to interns, whether they are paid or not.

"It's an example of how the legal system enhances and expands discrimination against people who are H.I.V. positive," he said.

Our results suggest that speed processing and temporal processing is often faster and more accurate in tennis players, particularly, when dots are expanding (speed discrimination) or under strong time constraints (backward masking).

He mobilized thousands to march in the capital, Brasília, this year against a bill aimed at expanding anti-discrimination legislation to include sexual orientation.

League officials have called for repealing Italy's anti-fascist laws and in recent years opposed expanding anti-discrimination legislation.

Mississippi passed a law that codified discrimination against gays based on the concept of religious liberty, and Arkansas, in a move right out of the Jim Crow playbook, just banned local governments from expanding anti-discrimination legislation to include sexual orientation and gender identity.

Bal et al. (2010) developed model (17) to expand the discrimination power of classical models of DEA based on GP.

Nixon ran as a healer and governed, by contemporary standards, as a moderate, opening up relations with China, signing into law measures banning sex discrimination, expanding the use of affirmative action, establishing the Environmental Protection Agency, and signing the Clean Air Act.

For months, the state's Republican leaders said they were willing to consider repealing the law if Charlotte acted first to undo its expanded anti-discrimination ordinance.

Shorten pledged not to expand anti-discrimination law exemptions to allow bakers or other goods and services providers to refuse to serve gay weddings.