Sentence examples for lead to discriminatory from inspiring English sources

Many civil rights groups, predicting that the police provision of the law would rapidly lead to discriminatory actions by officers once it takes effect, said on Monday that they were ready for that fight.

"Our clients have been saying for years the way that these housing plans were developed would lead to discriminatory practices," said Taylor Pendergrass, a lawyer for the civil liberties union and one of five lawyers representing the opponents of the project.

On the other side of the Atlantic, in the United States, which enjoys a "religious supermarket" and tolerates a diversity of religions, belonging to a religion that is different from the country's major religion does not lead to discriminatory feelings or the need to find comfort in religious activity.

What is particularly important here is that, as Kang has taught us, if we are not careful, these mental shortcuts, or schemas, can easily lead to discriminatory behavior.

The report also concluded that investigators "found reasonable cause to believe that NOPD practices lead to discriminatory treatment of LGBT individuals".

"They have known for decades that car dealer markups lead to discriminatory lending, and they would prefer the CFPB ignore this particular injustice".

The suit claimed that Wal-Mart's policies had led to discriminatory decisions over pay and promotions.

Although using only 3 markers may lead to poor discriminatory power, we were still able to distinguish 4 different genotypes in a relatively small collection of serum samples.

As both the Yahoo! case and UN Global Compact Dilemmas Forum highlights, infringements on the right to privacy can lead quickly to discriminatory consequences such as arrests, detentions, and other punitive action by the state.

"White prejudice and the consequent discrimination against the Negroes block their efforts to raise their low plane of living; this, on the other hand, forms part of the causation of the prejudice on the side of the whites which leads them to discriminatory behavior".

There is "the very real possibility it will lead to unfair and discriminatory consequences," Sprint Nextel wrote in a letter opposing the 2006 bill.