Sentence examples for idea of discriminating from inspiring English sources

Unlike Trump, though, the Dansk Folkeparti leader, Kristian Thulesen Dahl, who favors strict border controls and sympathizes with the impulse that led to Brexit, opposes the idea of discriminating on the basis of religion; his party, like the Social Democrats, favors increased benefits for Denmark's elderly and sick.

In this sense our results support the validity of the idea of discriminating between ancient and contaminant DNA on the basis of the statistic of cytosine deaminations as proposed by Helgason and colleagues [42].

Mr. Torres hotly accused them of discriminating against reptiles.

Yet, women are just as guilty of discriminating against women.

"I never had the intention of discriminating against Indian society.

The ethics of discriminating against artists for signing exclusives is murky at best.

Now even though environmental factors may influence these traits to a certain extent, we accept that these traits are by and large determined genetically, and find abhorrent the idea of people being discriminated against based on inherent traits like these.

Accordingly, the idea that genes discriminating tumor from normal in a stable manner also may have information on the state of the tumorigenesis is a valid one.

It went on to say: "The idea Wellmark discriminates against any group of Iowans based on a chronic health condition is unfounded".

People are beginning to feel at ease with the idea of hating, targeting and discriminating and they're unlikely to ignore these feelings even if all immigrants are out.

This idea of women as innately discriminating, not necessarily averse to sex with strangers, but surely too picky to choose a stranger purely for his or her unfamiliarity, this idea of the female as the gender that doesn't think about sex every seven minutes, has permeated the cultural groundwater completely.