Sentence examples for sustained discrimination from inspiring English sources

Mr. Katyal said that presidents have the power to address emergencies but not to create sustained discrimination.

My gut tells me the reason is complex: not just a question of innate aptitudes, nor one of sustained discrimination, but more likely, a combination of both.

For them, the history of Nepal is one of remarkably successful and sustained discrimination.

In 1998, the case of schizophrenia sufferer David "Rocky" Bennett brought to light the effects of sustained discrimination on mental health.

And it is too late to argue that political expediency will sustain discrimination not otherwise supportable.

So, too, this court has had repeated occasion to sustain discriminations founded upon reasons much more obscure than this.

At the beginning of the twentieth century, developments in genetics were sometimes manipulated to sustain social discrimination based on criteria of race and gender (Gould 1996; Stepan 2005).

By refusing to sustain marriage discrimination in Wisconsin, Utah, Oklahoma, Virginia, and Indiana today the Supreme Court moved our nation a little closer to being a nation of liberty and justice for all.

On Tuesday, Malaysia recalled its ambassador from Burma, citing "sustained violence and discrimination against the Rohingyas". Maldives, which, like Malaysia, is largely Muslim, announced the cessation of all its trade ties with Burma.

Psychological and psychiatric organizations like the APA already recognize that sustained racism and discrimination can be emotionally taxing on minority communities.

Reproductive units sustained by kin discrimination are found in a range of species [ 114- 117], and hybrid juveniles of char will be in close proximity to kin when hatching.