Sentence examples for regular discrimination from inspiring English sources

They account for one-third of the 1 billion people living in extreme poverty and experience regular discrimination, forced evictions from their land and loss of identity.

He said Sunnis who wanted to return to their homes in battle-scarred areas were being subjected to intrusive vetting at the hands of militias and security forces, and suffered regular discrimination from officials in Baghdad.

They suffer regular discrimination and occasional graffiti calling for "Death to the Arabs!" Now France's 600,000 Jews are complaining of a resurgence of anti-Semitism, from graffiti to the vandalising of synagogues and Jewish schools.

Nearly half of those with Parkinson's face regular discrimination, such as having their symptoms mistaken for drunkenness, a survey suggests.

They were being passed over not due to what has been dubbed "reverse" discrimination (to help African Americans and Hispanics) but rather out of regular discrimination (to help whites).

Justice Kennedy said retaliation cases should have a different, tougher standard of proof than in regular employment discrimination cases under the act.

Oversen said she and two legislative colleagues in Grand Forks heard regular stories of discrimination.

Finally, in 2013, the Justice Department and the county reached an agreement that put the police under federal oversight and mandated "additional police training, accountability and outreach to Latinos; better tracking of hate crimes and police discrimination; regular meetings with Latino leaders; and more bilingual officers".

Welfare recipients in city-mandated work programs are entitled to the same protections against sexual harassment and sexual discrimination as regular employees, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ruled on Friday.

I'm not suggesting progressives throw minorities under the bus and cease fighting racial or sexual discrimination, but regular white folk need to see progressives as their defenders too, not just champions of minorities, which is too often the perception many white people have of the "cosmopolitan left".

What's also unbelievable is how American evangelists like Scott Lively visit Uganda on a regular basis to encourage discrimination against gays, and praising the government for fighting the homosexual agenda.