Sentence examples for having discriminated from inspiring English sources

This month the White Plains agency identified five county real estate offices as having discriminated in their treatment of black and Hispanic testers who posed as hunters of rental apartments.

Gramercy Park Bias Suit Approaches a Settlement In 2001, two trustees of Gramercy Park, the renowned private enclave on the East Side of Manhattan, were accused in a lawsuit of having discriminated against two groups of predominantly minority public school students.

They pointed to the example of Shirley Sherrod, a United States Agriculture Department official, who was criticized and later fired from her job after a conservative blogger posted a video clip in which she appeared, in remarks taken out of context, to admit having discriminated against a white farmer.

Turkey recalled its Vatican ambassador and accused the Pope of having "discriminated about people's suffering".

Having discriminated between the material and non-material, the question arises: Can the project afford to control the threats rated as material?

I can rebut an accusation of having discriminated against someone by saying that I would have treated anyone else at least as badly in that situation" (2014: 16).

Now Goldman has discriminated against hundreds of them.

However, he has previously strenuously denied any suggestions that he has discriminated against any rider.

Mr. Echazabal filed suit, claiming Chevron had discriminated against him on the basis of disability.

The manifesto says: "For decades, Westminster has discriminated against those wanting a technical education.

The suit claimed that Amtrak had discriminated in hiring, disciplining, training and promoting blacks.