Sentence examples for rational discrimination from inspiring English sources

It's discrimination, but it's rational discrimination.

Sure, it's discrimination -- but it's rational discrimination and is not, and shouldn't be, illegal.

As the potential for rational discrimination grows, the space for old-fashioned bias may shrink.

Even if we want to admit a rational discrimination based on perceived productivity differences (statistical discrimination) against first-generation immigrants (concerning language and education gaps), the same would not be reasonable for second-generation ones.

We perform individual, rational acts of discrimination all the time.

But no rational basis for discrimination was presented at the two-and-a-half-week trial in January, he said.

(1998: 168 and 182) The owner's actions would be wrong and would amount to a rational form of discrimination.

"A bare desire to harm a politically unpopular group cannot provide a rational basis for governmental discrimination," Judge Reinhardt wrote.

He instead relied on a relatively lenient test, asking whether the law had a rational basis for its discrimination.

However, when tube stretch commences and non-homogeneous chain tension is present, two rational bases for entanglement discrimination manifest themselves.

We use these tactics not just to get around a florist who won't sell us flowers, but as a rational response to systemic discrimination -- to the risk of losing our jobs or our homes, or, worse, suffering physical violence.