Sentence examples for spectrum of discrimination from inspiring English sources

The complaints involve a broad spectrum of discrimination, including numerous accusations of sexual harassment.

So many assumed Donald Trump's flagrant spectrum of discrimination would be a barrier to him ever becoming president.

Cruelty isn't preventable, but becoming a society that refuses to tolerate the spectrum of discrimination, from hate speech to hate crime, is entirely achievable.

The entire spectrum of discrimination is disturbing, even to look at it on a small scale such as within a community or neighborhood.

Earlier, she told BBC Radio 4's PM programme that all-female shortlists were "one of the measures on a spectrum of positive discrimination" and the party "shouldn't rule it out".

As a growing body of research tells us, if you are an Indigenous woman in Canada you are up against a deeply insidious spectrum of systemic discrimination and oppression.

"The spectrum of hatred and discrimination against LGBT people is very wide in Nigeria, and forms part of deep-rooted cultural attitudes," said Bisi Alimi, director and founder of the foundation.

The use of two or more spectral emission windows can be used to improve quantitation through ratiometric imaging, but the heterogeneity in the distribution of tissue fluorophores and their broad, strongly overlapping emission spectra limit the degree of discrimination achievable.

The Convention has paved the way for the consolidation of child protection as a holistic concept, offering children the right to be safeguarded against a broad spectrum of violence, exploitation, abuse, discrimination and neglect.

Child protection has also moved from what used to be protection against "especially difficult circumstances" to a more holistic concept offering children the right to be safeguarded against a broad spectrum of violence, exploitation, abuse, discrimination and neglect within the family and in society.

Nick Clegg will on Wednesday chair a home affairs cabinet committee to examine wide-ranging plans to deter EU migrants, including Romanians and Bulgarians, from coming to Britain by slashing access across the spectrum of benefits without breaching EU discrimination laws.