Sentence examples for feed discrimination from inspiring English sources

"If this attack is allowed to feed discrimination and prejudice it will be playing straight into the hands of ISIL," he said.

The other big fear that feeds discrimination is the one I opened with.

California Rep. Jackie Speier tweeted: "Browbeating colleagues to change House votes & support fed discrimination is scandalous and more akin to the Russian Politburo.

High-profile, middle-class activists are extraordinarily concerned about boardrooms and parliament, pay and bonuses, hardly ever about lone mothers too poor to feed their children, discrimination faced by black and Asian women or exploited workers.

But while he is lauded for his resistance to the war in Iraq and reconciling France with its history by apologising for Nazi collaboration, Mr Chirac has seen brutal appraisals of what critics call his wasted 12 years as the economy stagnated, public debt grew and youth unemployment and discrimination fed social unrest on housing estates.

"This is just feeding into the discrimination that people from the gay, lesbian and bi-sexual community already suffer".

Perpetuating the lie that transgender people are predators just feeds into this discrimination.

Secrecy about colleagues' pay feeds one kind of discrimination but there is a fascinating section on what would emerge if we calculated pay differently.

To test if familiarity discrimination alters feeding in C. elegans, we tested if exposure to a particular bacterium alters its subsequent consumption.

Accumulated studies show that mere exposure to particular food alters subsequent consumption of the food in many different species (Pliner et al., 1993; Wang and Provenza, 1996; Diaz-Cenzano and Chotro, 2010; Morin-Audebrand et al., 2012), suggesting that feeding regulation by familiarity discrimination is conserved across species.

We cannot ignore the policies being pushed by elected officials that feed into the acceptance of discrimination in our society.