Sentence examples for the problem of discrimination from inspiring English sources
He also warned that new legislation under discussion risked deepening the problem of discrimination against women and minorities.
Its main theme is the naïveté of the people who thought, back in the fifties and early sixties, that Brown and its Warren Court progeny would solve the problem of discrimination all at once.
Robert Ustian, founder of the fan group CSKA Against Racism, said the problem of discrimination has not been covered enough by Russian media but argued it "needs to be dealt with internally".
Firstly, the problem of discrimination between several models and its optimal solution are obtained as a special case of the active detection problem for jump Markov linear Gaussian model.
Small nonunion contractors tend to capture the renovation market, so I will thank you for at least shedding light on a failed policy that emphasizes women-owned contractor businesses as the main solution to the problem of discrimination against women working in the building trades.
As one disability activist, David Gillon, rightly asks: "How can we trust the DWP to defend [disabled people's] interests when these figures once more demonstrate that [it is] part of the problem, not the solution?" The alarming fact is that the problem of discrimination by the very people whose jobs involve, at least in some small way, preventing and mitigating it is no new phenomenon.
WHEN he voted against the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Barry Goldwater declared, "The problems of discrimination cannot be cured by laws alone".
The Jewish traveler comes to the home after being shocked to find that the hotel where he planned to stay has a "No Negroes Allowed" notice posted in its lobby – an allusion to the problems of discrimination that Jews and blacks both faced at the time.
As I mentioned, the French are rather openly hostile to the Muslim immigrants from Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria, banning the burka as a corollary to the law that there couldn't be any expression of religion worn in public; and any educated American is aware of the problems of discrimination faced by Latino immigrants, especially in the Southwest.
Far less attention has been paid to the violations of economic, social and cultural rights, and the problems of discrimination, marginalisation and distributive justice resulting therefrom, which often created the root causes leading to violence, civil war and international conflicts.
Until we deal with the problem of age discrimination by strengthening and enforcing anti-discrimination laws, we should not be discussing increasing the retirement age.
