Sentence examples for some discriminatory practices from inspiring English sources

That doesn't add up.' " Mr. Obama, of course, insists that it will add up and that the legislation will have a positive effect, providing health insurance for 30 million people who do not have it now, ending some discriminatory practices of the health insurance industry and not adding a dime to the deficit.

But critics characterized the fees as a lucrative giveaway to rental-car companies without exacting any promise in return that rates would decline or the companies would stop what some call discriminatory practices.

Istanbul and Doha have been denied the right to host the Olympiad, which some say reflects discriminatory practices of the IOC.

However, the next decade ushered in some of the ugliest discriminatory practices to date.

Some airlines continued these discriminatory practices through the 1980s and 1990s.

"Some individuals and groups committed abusive and discriminatory practices against Israeli-Arab Muslims, evangelical Christians, and Messianic Jews at the same elevated level cited in the 2008 International Religious Freedom Report.

In particular, some have expressed experiencing non-welcoming attitudes and even discriminatory practices from dental professionals [ 6– 8].

To support her thesis, Ms. Gutmann dissects the Pentagon's policies and exposes some of the more extreme efforts to weed out sexist language or discriminatory practices.

New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer is questioning some of the nation's biggest banks in an investigation of potential discriminatory practices in setting mortgage rates and fees.

In court papers, both dealers have denied any discriminatory practices.

Those deemed to have discriminatory practices are marked down.