Sentence examples for prejudice based on from inspiring English sources

"Where the customer's attitude may itself be indicative of prejudice based on one of the 'prohibited factors', such as religion, it seems to me particularly dangerous to excuse the employer from compliance with an equal treatment requirement in order to pander to that prejudice".

Thirty-nine of Arab-Americans polled said they had experienced prejudice based on their ethnic heritage.

Neutral, or independent, umpires were originally introduced to eradicate even the suspicion of prejudice based on national support.

When you look at history" – achievements in arts, science, exploration, for instance – "it's a prejudice based on simple fact".

Santorum's statements reflect not knee-jerk prejudice, but something much more powerful: philosophically reasoned prejudice, based on centuries of Roman Catholic natural law.

He claimed his research revealed a culture of "linguistic prejudice" in a profession that would not tolerate prejudice based on race and religion.

Sometimes as a society we are blinded, misguided or prejudiced based on individual appearances instead of giving someone a fair opportunity to simply have a chance.

GLSEN is an anti-bullying organization that seeks to eliminate prejudices based on sexual orientation and/or gender affiliation in schools by spreading education and awareness.

The first colonists will have the opportunity to blend and merge the best of what exists back home, while jettisoning what does not: slanted and imperfect justice, institutional prejudices based on gender, ethnicity, age and more.

Never mind that race is a social construct that's been transformed in different societies to serve different prejudices, or that the causes of Islamophobia are identical to the fear and distrust of racism, or that Islamophobia often comes paired with deep-seated racial prejudices based on skin colour (for example, Sikhs facing Islamophobic abuse).

I confess: I'm devoting this blog post to my own prejudices based on a particular experience when I nearly collided into another car barreling through the Cookman/Emory intersection while I was trying turn left from my place on Mattison.