Sentence examples for matters of discrimination from inspiring English sources

He earnestly said he had "doubled enforcement action" on matters of discrimination when he was housing secretary.

This shame is reinforced by the way the news media here cover matters of discrimination and harassment, often belittling the woman involved and recounting salacious details in a voyeuristic fashion.

It is important to understand that in matters of discrimination and harassment it is the reasonable perception of the recipient and not the intention of the sender that is significant".

"The FA takes all matters of discrimination with the utmost seriousness and encourages the reporting of any such incidents through the appropriate channels".

On matters of discrimination and injustice, Louie "was more willing to give Democrats the benefit of the doubt".

In the case of Community Roots, the local fight took on a racial element, with parents and teachers from the two other schools in the building, P.S. 67 and P369K, accusing the department of unfair treatment and suggesting it was a matter of discrimination.

The Dominican Government improperly characterizes its recent denationalization policy as an immigration matter when it is, in truth, a matter of discrimination, a poorly-veiled program to cleanse the country of many of its citizens of Haitian descent.

Now, this is not entirely a matter of racial discrimination.

It's not just a matter of overt discrimination.

School officials said they had conducted it at that time not as a matter of racial discrimination but because they believed that drug-dealing was taking place then.

Dawn Penman Kempsford, Gloucestershire  There is much to savour in O'Reilly's victory over the BBC in the matter of age discrimination, not least that the BBC put up Alan Yentob to eat its public humble pie.