Sentence examples for making discrimination from inspiring English sources

The Boy Scouts of America are on the verge of making discrimination optional, rather than mandatory.

"That North Carolina is making discrimination part of the law is shameful," he said.

The lawyers promised an "armada" of other lawsuits in the next six months making discrimination claims in other regions of the country, as opposed to nationwide.

The E.R.A., as it came to be called, aimed to go a step further than the 19th Amendment, making discrimination on the basis of gender unconstitutional.

I got back from the Dinah on Tuesday morning; the same day Mississippi's governor signed legislation making discrimination against gay couples legal.

Now that the group is on the verge of making discrimination optional, it can no longer claim that discrimination is a "core" purpose — and therefore state nondiscrimination rules should apply to the Scouts.

Making discriminations is the business of civilization.

Pinter knows the cliché – the muscular sadist – and instead gives us two dapper types, differentiating and making discriminations: "The terms are mutually contradictory".

If the hippocampus is important for making discriminations based on the length of objects, then the hippocampal group should fail to acquire this preference.

The industry began to change as a result of the 1975 Sex Discrimination Act which made discrimination at work based on sex or marital status illegal.

"Unfortunately this will make discrimination and racism mainstream," he said.