Sentence examples for then discrimination from inspiring English sources

If poverty is to become history, then discrimination and gender inequality have to be tackled.

If a landlord refuses to rent an apartment to someone because of race, color, creed or disability, then discrimination occurs.

Since then discrimination against the third- and fourth-generation children of immigrants has worsened, tension is rife and Nicolas Sarkozy's rightwing anti-immigrant rhetoric is blamed.

The concept that homosexuality is inborn and unchangeable also became an important part of the gay-rights movement with the questionable implication that if one's sexuality involved choice, then discrimination based on it might make more sense.

But even then, discrimination was a given, with the black West Indians paid at a far lower rate — silver roll versus gold roll, in the vernacular of the time — than white workers.

Then: Discrimination and repercussions.

One participant said : "There are [front office] staff that treat me well and there are others that don't… and then come discrimination, 60%% [of the time]." Regarding perceived discrimination because of language discordance, one person commented: "Sometimes what's happened, more at [name of clinic withheld] than anywhere else, they're very rude when I spoke to them in Spanish".

Until then, rank discrimination under law will persist.

"Now a billionaire Republican comes along who joined four white, male-only clubs and then denied discrimination was a problem, who is trying to racially divide Democrats in this city," he said".Are we going to let him?

He shared the epiphany he had when then sexual discrimination commissioner Liz Broderick asked him why, for the past 100 years, less than 10% of the army had been female.

And then economic discrimination still keeps women in poverty and dependent on men.