Sentence examples for stand for discrimination from inspiring English sources

"We will not stand for discrimination, we will not stand for alienation, we will unite all hands across this country, that country, my country, your country, every country on this planet, every race, creed, sexuality and religion... we are all human and we all deserve to love and respect each other".

"It has demonstrated that it will not stand for discrimination, something organisations such as Fifa and Uefa should take heed of".

"Today the NBA and Commissioner Silver sent a clear message that they won't stand for discrimination against LGBTQ employees, players or fans," HRC President Chad Griffin said in the statement.

"The U.S. and other countries arming the Iraqi Kurdish forces should make clear that they won't stand for discrimination under the guise of countering terrorism," said Letta Tayler, a senior Human Rights Watch terrorism researcher.

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This was "another iteration of the principle of what we stand for, against discrimination".

And we will never ever stand for religious discrimination.

Trump: "We will never, ever stand for religious discrimination.

We can't stand for such discrimination in this country or in this state.

Soon after Donald Trump crowed "we will never, ever stand for religious discrimination," at a White House ceremony Thursday, New York's attorney general pointed out the hypocrisy of the president's travel bans targeting Muslims.

There is evidence that this approach is effective; in California, which has mandated providing reasonable accommodation to pregnant women since 2000 (allowing them to take bathroom breaks and sit rather than stand for instance) pregnancy discrimination charges have dropped.