Sentence examples for made discriminatory from inspiring English sources

She and her friends in the women's-rights community had made discriminatory law the focus of their protest.

The guidelines are sure to bolster arguments that Facebook has made discriminatory editorial decisions against rightwing media.

More specifically, people at Amazon, including managers and supervisors, allegedly made discriminatory and derogatory comments directed at her like "it," "sir," "he/she," "chick with a dick," "shemale," "tranny"  and "tranny prostitute".

"They definitely made discriminatory statements to our testers when they called the places," Pfitsch said.

The suspects made discriminatory comments before the assault, the report notes.

Speaking to AFP, he claimed his message had been misunderstood and that he had not made "discriminatory remarks against a whole community".

"We want politicians to restrain themselves when tempted to make discriminatory statements starting with 'even the atheists," the petition read.

She expressed what she called major concerns about the FA's disciplinary process that cleared José Mourinho of making discriminatory comments towards the doctor.

Carlo Tavecchio, the Italian Football Federation president, has denied that he is homophobic or antisemitic after he was recorded apparently making discriminatory comments.

The Wigan chairman, Dave Whelan, has pledged to resign from his position with the Championship club if the Football Association finds him guilty of making discriminatory remarks during an attempted defence of his appointment of Malky Mackay as manager.

In relation to the Carneiro case, she expressed what she called major concerns about the FA's disciplinary process that cleared José Mourinho of making discriminatory comments towards the doctor.