Sentence examples for policy discriminated from inspiring English sources

The Faith Center filed suit on the ground that the county policy discriminated against religious speech.

Forty-two percent of the respondents said that American immigration policy discriminated against Haitians, crystallizing one of the biggest frustrations of Haitian immigrants here.

The 10 families brought the case to the high court earlier this year arguing that the policy discriminated against those with disability.

The federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed suit against the company, Beauty Enterprises, last month, claiming that its language policy discriminated against Spanish-speaking workers.

Why are you a quitter?" The London mayor also faced a red-on-red battle with Gisela Stuart, who said she was an immigrant but argued that Britain's policy discriminated against people from outside Europe.

The plaintiff, Abigail Noel Fisher, a white woman who was denied admission to U.T. in 2008, claims the Texas admissions policy discriminated against her based on race, violating the Fourteenth's Amendment's equal-protection clause.

Although Scarman rejected the allegation that "society knowingly, as a matter of policy, discriminates against black people", he went on to say that if practices adopted by public bodies as well as private individuals "unwittingly" discriminate against black people, this deserves "serious consideration" and "swift remedy".

The policy discriminates against foreign trained medical doctors, even though 40percentt of physicians now practicing in New York studied abroad.

A Virginia transgender teen won a huge victory Tuesday in his fight for equal rights, when a federal judge refused to dismiss the case he filed three years ago against his school district and ruled its bathroom policies discriminated against him.

When policies discriminate against or ignore men, the government divides men and women from each other.

The basis of the complaint: Such policies discriminate against Christians' right to religious freedom and association.