Sentence examples similar to regimes of discrimination from inspiring English sources

The lengths to which South Africa's government had to go to maintain this regime of discrimination and subjugation were astounding, but, unfortunately, not unique to South Africa.

This is distinct from its (already strong) international focus: a feminist consciousness not simply of the way that bioethical issues diversify between countries, but of the global economic and political systems that can hold locally specific regimes of oppression and discrimination in place (see, e.g., Nie 2005).

There are a lot of people who haven't had opportunities in other places as a result of dictatorships and totalitarian regimes and discrimination.

More recently, Afghanistan was banned from the 2000 Olympics because of discrimination against women under the Taliban regime.

The American cult of political correctness may have begun as a response to ugly practices of discrimination, but it soon morphed into a regime of taboos and dogmas.

Centuries of discrimination, including systematic extermination by some 20th-century fascist regimes, have helped keep many of them marginalised.

In the first regime, the number of perceptual categories increases due to the pressure of discrimination, and at the same time many different words are used by different agents for naming similar perceptual categories.

Switzerland's record, during and after the Nazi regime in Germany, has been questionable enough without implying that there was an official policy of discrimination against its own Jewish citizens.

It smells of discrimination.

No evidence of discrimination.

"We must end all forms of discrimination.