Sentence examples for segregated policy from inspiring English sources

Either the Secretary of Defense and the White House are planning to change the rules on transgender persons or they are acknowledging a segregated policy that allows open transgender service for desk-job civilians but prohibits those who are putting their lives on the line from serving with the same dignity.

Soon after, blacks began working and eating there, and segregated policies elsewhere on the street slowly began to change -- if not the controversy over white ownership of businesses on 125th Street.

The following paper will describe the rationale for segregating policies, user preferences and clinical monitoring rules into "advanced notification" and" clinical" components, which together form a novel and complex CDSS.

The new policy was that "all laws, customs and traditions of host states would be respected but all games played in Georgia would be segregated", a policy that would remain until 1963.

That movement is a reminder of a time in the not-so-distant past when prominent public figures in the United States could rally around a public policy campaign that had overt racism at its core and evokes, more broadly, a racist past of segregated schools, segregated neighborhoods and intentional public policy efforts to sustain the racial divide in America.

For the record, just because black children are in a classroom with white children, doesn't mean we are integrated, it just means we have black children in the classroom with white children, still segregated by public policy, stereotypes, biases, and belief gaps!

Their policies segregated Eritreans from Italians, in a precursor to South African apartheid, and forbade them to attend secondary school, even as they were drafted to fight Italy's wars.

In reality, the non-elite Malays felt marginalised by the economic and political policies of the colonial government, whereas in fact they were the backbone of British rule, and both educational and occupational policies were segregated according to ethnic lines.

"What we have on Long Island is a series of policies and practices that combine to create segregated communities and segregated schools," she said.

Though Mr. Johnson's lawyers invoked that precedent, the Ninth Circuit disregarded it on the ground that the court in 1968 was addressing a policy that permanently segregated the prison population into whites-only and blacks-only cellblocks.

Here, we first motivate and introduce the general final epidemic size calculation; before using this quantity to examine the optimal vaccination policy in spatially segregated populations.