Sentence examples for inherent discrimination from inspiring English sources

She said: "By appearing to condone this inherent discrimination system which is causing real suffering to women, he has failed to recognise that suffering.

But he added, "There is no inherent discrimination against women and no limitation to how far women can go in our society".

Despite being the oldest face on her channel, she also insists she is not remotely bothered about TV's inherent discrimination against women over the age of 40.

"There is inherent discrimination to it, and on top of that there is the potential that as a community that we would be a defendant in a case" filed by a couple who was refused a marriage license.

To justify the proposition's inherent discrimination on the basis of sex and sexual orientation, he wrote, there would have to be a compelling state interest in banning same-sex marriage.

After a nearly three-week trial, Judge Walker found no rational basis for the proposition's inherent discrimination, which he said violated rights to equal protection and due process of law.

The discrimination inherent in that second-class status is harmful to gay men and lesbians.

In this regard, Leo illustrates the ridiculously fine-grained censorship of college speech codes and the discrimination inherent in affirmative action programs.

The discrimination inherent in regionalism is already economically inefficient but its costs are rising rapidly as manufacturing becomes ever more internationalised.

In my above-cited paper, I advocate an all payer system for the United States to eliminate the pervasive price discrimination inherent in American health care and, to the extent it exists, the much-lamented cost shift.

He did little to acknowledge or resolve the severe underrepresentation of women in Parliament and the blatant gender discrimination inherent in the country's marriage, divorce and inheritance laws.