He did much to remove hated symbols of the separatist policy and some of the grosser practices of racial discrimination.
And in times of economic duress, ethnic discrimination diminishes the gross domestic product, stifles innovation and erodes our national character.
Out of that single thread he weaves a whole cloth using unsubstantiated anecdotes, bad math and worse logic, with a touch of fabrication thrown in for good measure--quoting Nina Shea, another former USCIRF Commissioner, who boldly states that there is "de facto discrimination and a gross injustice" being committed [by the US] against Syrian Christians. .
Removal of exposure and subsequent reduction of blood lead levels have been associated with improvements in verbal memory performance [ 83], visual memory performance, gross motor speed, and visual discrimination speed [ 84].
A bill introduced in both houses of Congress earlier this month would exclude attorneys' fees from the gross income of successful plaintiffs in discrimination cases.
Business can be quick to reject any proposed regulation, but women's greater work force participation over the past 40 years — made possible in part by anti-discrimination laws — helped the gross domestic product grow by 25 percent.
Defending her, justice minister Mutula Kilonzo called discrimination in HIV/Aids services a "gross violation of human rights".
Article 21 in the Human Rights Charter acknowledges that discrimination against women is "a gross and unwarranted injustice".
Proselytizing and discrimination are most often subtle, not gross, efforts.
The watchdog's report names six officers, including Burgum, who it says have a case to answer for gross misconduct in respect of their alleged racial discrimination of Kennedy-Macfoy.
These memories can affect very different psychobiological domains, from gross body movements, to orienting responses, to operant discrimination learning in newborns, and that their impact is carried into the newborn period.
