Sentence examples for remove discrimination from inspiring English sources

Harris is claiming to want to remove discrimination from our constitution.

Today Liberal senator Dean Smith has said he supports "amendments to remove discrimination against LGBTI teachers".

Yet in time other laws too (on artificial insemination, for example) were changed to remove discrimination.

In 1971, we fought to remove discrimination not just against our ethnicity, but against our gender.

Dreyfus said Labor will continue to consult with the community and work with "all sides of parliament" to remove discrimination.

He said the process to remove discrimination from South Australian legislation had begun last year with the introduction of the Statues Amendment (Gender Identity and Equity) Bill.

One piece called for the election to focus on removing discrimination against women.

"Algorithms have not removed discrimination, but may have shifted the mode," the researchers wrote.

The logic is obvious: if same-sex marriage removes discrimination, then those against it favour discrimination; they are little better than racists.

She warned that the Greens bill only "addresses one side of the equation" by removing discrimination against LGBT staff but not preserving schools' ethos.

"The prime minister is refusing to act on removing discrimination against LGBTI teachers until after the government has released the Ruddock report.