Sentence examples for passive discrimination from inspiring English sources

I explained the difference between active and passive discrimination.

While a number of positive conclusions emerged from the interviews, the overall picture was rather disheartening, particularly with regard to covert discrimination, which is also known as passive discrimination or gender stereotyping.

41 Furthermore, the effect of highlighting the eligibility rights of new migrants with GP practices (eg, via the Health Protection Agency's Migrant Health Guide), 37 in order to ensure that migrants are not erroneously turned away by active or passive discrimination, should be trialled.

The first results obtained with calculation tools confirmed the passive seasonal discrimination behaviour of the FB720 glazing.

One of the technical strategies to achieve this is the integration of new glass with passive seasonal discrimination of solar radiation incomes.

The main aim of passive seasonal discrimination is to align shade from "virtual blinds" in winter and superimpose it in summer.

Whether active or passive, it is discrimination.

That doesn't mean that some enterprises don't hide discrimination, passive aggressive bullying and prejudiced corporate behaviour.

"We focused on the job-seeker side too, and found that minorities aren't just passive recipients of discrimination, they're actively trying to do something about this".

However, an inspection of Prime Minister's Holocaust Commission Report last year suggest he may have contradicted his own directions - which warn against "the poisonous words and passive acceptance of discrimination which marked the beginning of the Holocaust".

"...The poisonous words and passive acceptance of discrimination which marked the beginning of the Holocaust can clearly be found in the ideology of extremism or in the hatred that underpins antisemitism, Islamophobia, racism and homophobia today".