Sentence examples for multiple discriminatory from inspiring English sources

The commerce clause of the Constitution gives Congress the right to prevent states and municipalities from imposing multiple, discriminatory taxes.

2. Embrace a human rights-based, multisectoral approach to development in order to redress the multiple discriminatory situations that deny girls their right to quality primary education.

In October 1998, Congress placed a three-year moratorium on any new, multiple or discriminatory taxes on Internet dealings and then appointed the commission, which was expected to recommend a no-sales-tax policy.

In 1998, at the behest of e-commerce companies seeking a tax break, Congress passed the Internet Tax Freedom Act, which prohibited multiple and discriminatory taxes on the Internet and effectively prohibited sales taxes on e-commerce that crosses state lines until 2001.

The Internet Tax Freedom Act placed a moratorium on the ability of state and local governments to impose new taxes on Internet access or to impose multiple or discriminatory taxes on e-commerce, since it was first enacted in 1998.

Republicans have already offered multiple affidavits claiming discriminatory handling and interpretation of the ballots.

In order to deal with the blind identification problem of multiple dominant, a discriminatory clustering algorithm, K-weighted hyperline clustering (K-WHLC), is developed via weighting scheme.

Their discrimination is not from the intrinsic nature of their disability, but rather from entrenched social exclusion resulting from multiple barriers including discriminatory legislation, lack of training for teachers, prejudice, social stigma and inadequate understanding by teachers, parents and society, as well as a lack of services and support.

Since there was the need to use objective methods to get more credible results[ 13], we used scoring by experts, coefficient of variation, discriminatory analysis, multiple regression, Cronbach'α coefficient, coefficient of correlation, factor analysis, and cluster analysis to objectively select items that were representative enough to assess the quality of life of BPH patients[ 2, 9, 12, 13].

In Milliken v. Bradley, which involved the Detroit school system, the court ruled that students could only be bused across district lines if there was evidence that multiple districts had implemented deliberately discriminatory policies.

The Trade Union Congress, however, does not agree, publishing an extensive statement titled Women Workers' Rights and the Risk of Brexit in which it outlines multiple cases of retrogressive and discriminatory behaviour over decades at the hands of the UK.