Sentence examples for rid of discrimination from inspiring English sources
Her mantra on the campaign trail – that "getting rid of discrimination and demanding equal rights with men is the number one priority for women in Tehran" – is credited with galvanising young women to vote – long lines of them were described waiting outside polling stations last week.
And if we're going to get rid of discrimination in our legal definition of marriage, I am all in favor of removing all discrimination, and treat marriage as no more or less than an economic contract to be entered into.
Congress should get rid of this vestige of age discrimination: laws compelling U.S. citizens to start pulling money out of their IRA, 401(k) or Keogh plans by age 70½.
Despite all the age discrimination laws, employers are often motivated to get rid of older workers.
They could never get rid of me.
Get rid of mineral deposits.
At some point, presumably, the increasing numbers of women in the educational and vocational pipelines would have produced pressure to get rid of gender discrimination.
Some people say that since the 1960's there has been a lot of real progress in getting rid of racial discrimination against blacks.
Would you say there's been a lot of real progress getting rid of racial discrimination or hasn't there been much real progress?
Chief Justice John Roberts, who authored the majority opinion, pointed to progress in getting rid of racial discrimination to justify why the formula should be struck down.
