Sentence examples for having been discriminated from inspiring English sources

Perhaps we have been lucky, but both my children went to local schools in the heart of what is a fairly tough inner-city constituency and both deny having been discriminated against on account of their father's profession.

Little did I know that there were daggers coming from eyes all around me. Eyes that were on women who had been sidelined because they had just successfully sued the paper for having been discriminated against for decades.

23% of participants reported having been discriminated against in mental health care during the past 6 months.

Forty-four percent (11 participants) reported feeling safe in their environment, while 36% (nine participants) reported having been discriminated against after return either for being a returnee (20%, five participants) or for their ethnicity (16%, four participants).

Likely owing to differences in the characteristics of respondents as well as in study objectives and methods, which includes the contexts about which respondents were queried, no consistency has been observed in the estimated proportions of individual who have identified their MHDs as the reason for their having been discriminated against [ 9, 21- 23].

If you have already been dismissed and you think you have been discriminated against, you can lodge a claim for unfair dismissal and/or discrimination for employment tribunal.

Accusations of discrimination are very serious and you shouldn't claim you have been discriminated against just because you didn't happen to like how the interview went.

It found that 56percentt believed they had been discriminated against, with 61percentt saying they had endured at least one incident of discrimination in the last year.

"They have to figure out they have been discriminated against.

They have been discriminated against throughout their life.

For centuries Travellers have been discriminated against and disenfranchised.