Sentence examples for meant discrimination from inspiring English sources

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The flexible sentences that were once the rule did not mean rehabilitation, they meant discrimination.

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Discrimination against Myanmar "means discrimination against ASEAN," he tartly observed.

"Because nannies are expensive; because there aren't enough nurseries; and because often procreation means discrimination at work".

For a 5-foot-5-inch woman, that means discrimination starts once she reaches a weight of 162 pounds — or about 13 pounds more than her highest healthy weight, based on B.M.I. charts.

Rob Holland, parliamentary manager at Mencap, the learning disability charity, said: "People with a learning disability face inequalities in every aspect of their lives, and this report shows that a lack of awareness about the protections in the act and implementation issues means discrimination continues to be widespread".

The banning of a specifically "Saddamite" Baath party allows for a rebranded party with Baathist ideas to emerge, though many Sunnis still complain that deBaathification, implicit in the document, will mean discrimination against the 1m-odd former members of the party, in which Sunnis were disproportionately numerous.Make the best of it, thenSuch worries, though understandable, may be exaggerated.

She left the United States to live in Europe because of what she called "the Negro problem" -- by which she did not mean discrimination against Negroes, but the civil rights movement that had Negroes demanding their rights.

Finally, we make a plea for those involved in research, development and implementation of communicable disease control to acknowledge that the issue to be addressed is primarily discrimination, not stigma, and to give clear messages to that effect, rather than clouding the issue by referring to stigma when we mean discrimination.

The first was that ending de jure discrimination meant ending discrimination.

Indeed, as Vander Zanden and Rasmussen [1] note, Minagawa and Wada's [2] value of 3.4‰ for ΔN was itself variable, being determined from the mean discrimination in only 16 individual estimates and with a standard deviation of 1.1‰.

As urgency decreased – and viewing time increased – both the mean discrimination performance and the mean subjective visibility increased (Figure 3A C; main effect of urgency on discrimination rate: p = 0.002; on PA score: p<0.001), but perceptual awareness tended to saturate well after the discrimination rate.

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