Sentence examples for rightly discriminated from inspiring English sources

Since it has been shown that there is no difference in the JND for sound frequency between AP and NAP musicians [16], [17], the hypothesis of the present study is that the flaw in NAP musicians is purely verbal in nature and relies in a drawback in retrieving the correct label for the otherwise rightly discriminated tone height or frequency.

#Rio2016 Semenya says Olympics is 'about not discriminating.' Er, women's events rightly discriminate against men: https://t.co/Z4V95adGkg.

But it was rightly struck down by the European Court in 1991, because it discriminated against non-British EU nationals.Mr Major's proposal to the Amsterdam IGC is to amend the Treaty of Rome to allow governments to restrict fishing licences to their own citizens ie, inserting an overtly protectionist provision.

Jonathan Freedland's article (Antisemitism does not always come doing a Nazi salute, 5 October) rightly pointed out how Jewish people and other ethnic and religious groups are discriminated against and criticised in many subtle ways.

Indeed, I am quite confident that these otherwise very decent people would rightly condemn others who today allowed their children to participate in organizations that discriminated against African-Americans or Muslims or Catholics or Hispanics.

Creasy, who was rightly offended by laughter from the audience when she asked David Dimbleby how he would feel if he was discriminated against for his sexuality, said: "We are laughing about homosexuality, which tells us the way we've got to go to make Britain a country where everyone is free".

I am discriminated against.

Sometimes men are discriminated against.

Sometimes whites are discriminated against.

Is Turkey being discriminated against?

They discriminated against Asian-Americans.