Sentence examples for this definition of discrimination from inspiring English sources

This definition of discrimination is what most people understand the word to mean.

To hear his mother, Angela Leisure, tell it, Thomas also had experiences that fit the definition of "discrimination in policing".

But this decision, which protected Mexican-Americans and the right to fair trials and helped widen the definition of discrimination beyond race, deserves more attention.

Second of all, that is the definition of discrimination.

One of the major things in both CEDAW and CERD is the definition of discrimination based on "protected class".

By opposing the basic civil rights of LGBT people, Chick-Fil-A and its allied organizations clearly fall under the definition of discrimination according to campus policies.

On Monday, the Supreme Court agreed to consider whether a Denver pastry shop has the right to refuse to bake a wedding cake for a gay couple on religious grounds—a case set to establish a major precedent on the definition of discrimination when it goes to trial next term.

(These definitions paraphrase the definitions of discrimination in UK Acts of Parliament outlawing discrimination on grounds of sex [ 8], race [ 9] and disability [ 10].) It is thus the perception of stigma by other people or by the stigmatised person him/herself that leads to discrimination: and therefore stigma is important because of the way it causes discrimination.

The journey to overcome racial issues is not an easy one, but to ignore the existence of this injustice is the very definition of discrimination.

This would also be made easier by the bill's new definition of discrimination.

For Mr. Nager, the company's lawyer, the challenge lay in the fact that in its core definition of discrimination, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act tracks exactly the language of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, enacted three years earlier to forbid employment discrimination on the basis of race and sex.