Sentence examples for institutionalised discrimination from inspiring English sources
It embraced the revolution while institutionalised discrimination remains in place.
The violence came from a background of institutionalised discrimination, Amnesty said.
They should be considered temporary measures that address institutionalised discrimination and widen the pool of talent.
He has declared the "fight to eliminate all institutionalised discrimination" to be an "urgent task".
The minority's much-persecuted members lack citizenship and endure institutionalised discrimination.
As in many British organisations, subtle institutionalised discrimination may well prevail.
Duncan said she was disappointed that Owusu had chosen to make new allegations in the media, specifically accusing Riba of "a culture of institutionalised racism, discrimination and conflict".
Saudi Arabia, for example, operates the world's most blatant and institutionalised system of discrimination against women – and yet, along with 17 other Arab states, it is also a party to Cedaw.
The move comes days after another rights group said it had evidence of institutionalised local government discrimination against Rohingya.
The PKR is pushing for tougher anti-corruption measures, economic and electoral reforms, an end to detention without charge, judicial and media independence, and a reversal of institutionalised workplace and educational discrimination against Chinese and Indian minorities.
With the rise in the sharia courts' acceptability, discrimination is further institutionalised with some law firms offering clients "conventional" representation alongside sharia law advice.
