Sentence examples for overt discriminatory from inspiring English sources
While there was no evidence of overt discriminatory practices, women were disadvantaged as a result of their role as primary care giver.
Discrimination toward Armenians was visible, and many Armenians struggled against overt discriminatory and housing restrictions.
Notwithstanding significant progress made in decreasing overt discrimination, discriminatory tactics aimed at disempowering minority voters continue to plague the American electoral process.
The policy was met with immediate backlash for both its discriminatory nature, and the overt fact that the dude owns a tie store.
The ultimate goal is to eliminate gender biases and discriminatory practices and policies, both overt and covert.
Obviously Executive Order 9066, the Roosevelt administration's February 1942 action which ordered the internment of Japanese Americans, offers an overt historical precedent for the federal government taking such discriminatory actions against perceived threats from an American community.
This could provide the basis for eventually understanding the relative impacts on peace-building of CBR and other interventions aimed at providing community based social support services in a non-discriminatory manner in countries characterised by latent or overt low-intensity vertical conflict, and accompanied by structural and repressive political violence.
The exploratory phase evaluates the discriminatory power of the test by comparing patients with classical overt disease to healthy controls.
Both laws, he said, reflected the recognition "that in a complex society, not all discrimination is apparent or overt" but will often be "subtle and concealed," lacking overt proof of a discriminatory motivation.
Another plausible explanation of these findings is that most race-based discriminatory encounters in Canada today are subtle, elusive, or systemic relative to traditionally overt forms, and may be more difficult for individuals to identify or reconcile [ 53, 54].
