Sentence examples for indirectly discriminated from inspiring English sources

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Indigenous people, women and people with disabilities could also be indirectly discriminated against because of the policy, the report says, finding that although the cashless welfare arrangements were not made on the basis of race or culture, they disproportionally affected certain groups.

She also indirectly discriminated against homosexual couples on the grounds of their sexual orientation by applying a policy which put them at a disadvantage as compared with heterosexual couples and she could not reasonably justify by reference to matters other than their sexual orientation.

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The greater selectivity of more elite colleges may indirectly discriminate against low-income students.

Here it gets tricky, as a number of countries want to refer to national situations and cultures to continue with practices that directly or indirectly discriminate against women and girls".

Duncan Smith is also seeking EU allies to fend off European commission legal proceedings claiming that Britain has introduced an additional right to reside test that indirectly discriminates against EU citizens.

The proposed cashless welfare card could breach the right to privacy and indirectly discriminate against Indigenous people, women and people with disabilities, according to the bipartisan human rights committee.

Ramey, who was a postgraduate student at Oxford, argues that the university is indirectly discriminating against women by creating a hostile environment and a substantial risk that women's rights will be violated if such allegations are not investigated.

Placebobutton asks whether estate agents and landlords who decline to let properties to benefit claimants ("No DSS" – for those of you who don't go back as far as I do, the DSS used to be what is now the Benefits Agency), students or people with pets are indirectly discriminating on the grounds of age or disability.

There is an explicit clause that has been inserted into the regulation with legal effect, effectively representing Britain's position, which essentially says no action, proposal or policy of the European Central Bank should directly or indirectly discriminate against any member state or group of member states in any currency, in effect.

All the FTC wanted Intel to do was "cease and desist" from directly or indirectly discriminating against its customers with regard to supplying advance product information, prototypes and actual products.

As far as Rees is concerned, the most important outcome from the report would be an "acknowledgement that what we thought were benign, liberal institutions, actually are systematically, indirectly discriminating against women in every country".

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