Sentence examples for had discrimination from inspiring English sources

"Even in Romania you had discrimination," he remembered.

Fraser was a starchaser, but he had discrimination.

Gender stereotypes and expectations, reinforced by the media and advertising, are often limiting even though we have had discrimination laws in place for a generation.

That, says Mr Temkin, might not have happened had discrimination against Arabs been corrected earlier; yet, he argues, it shows that now they feel connected enough to Israel to demand a discussion about their status as citizens.And if the successes do not always make the news, it is because no news is sometimes good news.

But, Portman continued, "on reflection, I was like, OK, I've definitely never been assaulted, definitely not, but I've had discrimination or harassment on almost everything I've ever worked on in some way".

Objective items had discrimination indices varying from 0.79 to 0.94.

NO one has discrimination now.

Why doesn't the dog have it?" Joshū replies: "He has discrimination due to his karma".

Gay rights activists are currently trying to have discrimination on grounds of sexual orientation outlawed.

Regulations across Spain are the same, she says, so "you can't have discrimination of this type" between regions.

"Everyone's needs differ, therefore, every woman should have discrimination".