Sentence examples for remove discriminatory from inspiring English sources
1967 A national referendum is held to remove discriminatory clauses in the Australian constitution which excluded Aboriginal people from the commonwealth's obligation to legislate for the benefit of its citizens and excluded Aboriginal people from being counted in the population.
We have reached out to a number of companies who, as a result, have taken active steps to remove discriminatory displays, and change Halloween attractions to eliminate harmful stereotypes.
Policy, advocacy and revision of regulatory systems were instrumental in order to professionalize midwifery and remove discriminatory legislation.
With that argument removed, discriminatory laws have little left to stand on, she said, adding that the Supreme Court "gave state courts not only cover but strength to respond to unequal treatment of lesbians and gay men".
Pearson still supports removing discriminatory clauses in the constitution and said the relationship between Indigenous people and government should be constitutionally articulated "so that it is just and fair, rather than characterised by exclusion and discrimination as was the case in the past".
That includes a right to know the factors, logic and the techniques used to the outcome of a decision; a fairness obligation that removes discriminatory decision making; and an obligation to secure systems against cybersecurity threats.
In its exhaustive report, U.N. Women said removing discriminatory laws that interfere with women's ability to inherit and own land should be an "urgent priority".
It took the angry persistence of President Harry Truman to get Congress to expand the numbers and remove the discriminatory provisions.
It also recommends making changes to existing Criminal and Civil Code Bills to remove remaining discriminatory provisions.
Ontario, Canada's other large dairy-producing province, was forced to remove its discriminatory rules in 2010.
The March for Military Women Act, which was just introduced in the House and the Senate, would remove these discriminatory and senseless policies.
