Sentence examples for routinely discriminated from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, race campaigners describe a society plagued by discrimination, where non-white French citizens with "foreign-sounding" names are routinely discriminated against in education and employment, or targeted by police stop and searches.

Women are also routinely discriminated against economically for bearing children.

Liberty is but hypocrisy when elements of the French population are being routinely discriminated against.

Israeli-Arabs claim they are routinely discriminated against in employment, education and the provision of services.

Moreover, it found that specialists routinely discriminated against orders from brokerage firms that catered to day traders.

Embracing Black Quarterbacks There was a time in the N.F.L. when black quarterbacks were routinely discriminated against.

I take offense at the suggestion that doctors routinely discriminate in their care.

Estate agents in London are routinely discriminating against black people looking for a home in the private rental market, an undercover investigation has found.

David W. Sanford, the lead lawyer for the 17 current and former Novartis workers who filed the suit in 2004, says Novartis continues to routinely discriminate against women.

Just this month, baroness Doreen Lawrence has condemned how little race relations in London have improved in the past 20 years; earlier this year mosques were firebombed; and estate agents still routinely discriminate against non-white tenants.

And it says investigators "uncovered troubling evidence" that law enforcement officers in Puerto Rico appear to routinely discriminate against people of Dominican descent and "fail to adequately police sex assault and domestic violence" cases — including spousal abuse by fellow officers.