Sentence examples for rights discrimination from inspiring English sources

The majority found that voting rights discrimination is heavily concentrated in covered jurisdictions, and that overt discrimination persists in those places despite decades of Section 5 preclearance.

A company that signed a lease with Riverhead Town to use a runway at the town's Calverton Airport has sued the town contract, and one owner of the company is claiming civil rights discrimination in the termination of the contract.

This is compounded by a lack of knowledge about their rights, discrimination by the authorities, and the high costs (due to corruption) of obtaining legal documents, the report says.

"The agenda Clinton and Clinton would impose on America — abortion on demand, a litmus test for the Supreme Court, homosexual rights, discrimination against religious schools, women in combat — that's change, all right," said Mr. Buchanan, a conservative commentator who was a rival to President George Bush in the 1992 campaign.

Characterising Bill and Hillary Clinton's agenda as "abortion on demand, a litmus test for the supreme court, homosexual rights, discrimination against religious schools, women in combat units," Buchanan described the election as a "religious war going on… for the soul of America".

"They promptly denied our application, and informed us that the word has falls into the category of human rights discrimination".

Lynch went on to compare North Carolina's ordinance to other historic civil rights discriminations, including Jim Crow laws and opposition to same-sex marriage.

The sensory integration subscale consists of items evaluating tactile sensation such as extinction, left-right discrimination and stereognosis.

Like the right against discrimination, the right of religious liberty is enshrined in many domestic and international legal documents.

Prevent's overly broad definition of extremism – vocal or active opposition to fundamental British values – creates a systemic risk of violations of the right to freedom of expression, the right against discrimination and the right to privacy.

Despite the protections of the Civil Rights Act, discrimination still exists in our country and the impact of discrimination is still creating barriers to meaningful opportunity for many.