Sentence examples for otherwise discriminated from inspiring English sources

The Human Rights Act protects certain groups, prone to discrimination, from being fired, evicted, or otherwise discriminated against in federally-regulated workplaces, housing projects, or through Ottawa-run services.

Unfortunately, workers have been fired or otherwise discriminated against when they have taken time off as a result of this crime.

"Under the current House Rules, an employee who is lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender may be fired, demoted, denied a promotion, or otherwise discriminated against because of his or her sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression," the letter stated.

"Broadband providers should not block, throttle, or otherwise discriminate against lawful websites and services.

They are also forbidden to fire, refuse to hire, deny health coverage, or otherwise discriminate on the basis of such data.

The Senate and House have moved to change the situation by placing in a corporate responsibility bill a provision designed to protect corporate whistle-blowers by preventing public companies from "discharging or otherwise discriminating against" employees who disclose information to federal regulators, Congress or their own supervisors.

The federal Age Discrimination in Employment Act, passed in 1967 states, "It shall be unlawful for an employer to fail or refuse to hire or to discharge any individual or otherwise discriminate against any individual with respect to his compensation, terms, conditions or privileges of employment, because of such individual's age".

Much like Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, GINA addresses adverse treatment in hiring, discharging, or otherwise discriminating in employment matters based upon genetic information.

It also prohibits the state from taking any action against agencies that do so, including stripping public funds or otherwise "discriminating" against them.

Health insurance companies can't refuse anyone's business, deny claims for services covered by their plans, charge more for care or otherwise discriminate in their treatment of customers based on sex and those other considerations.

Republicans didn't oppose the goals of net neutrality — to prohibit broadband companies from slowing Internet speeds for some content such as video streams, selling faster lanes for delivering data or otherwise discriminating against any legal online material.