"to combat discrimination" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or efforts being taken to fight against discrimination of any kind. Example: "The organization has implemented various strategies and initiatives to combat discrimination in the workplace."
Airbnb recently unveiled new policies to combat discrimination.
I enrolled at LSE's elite Gender Institute to learn how best to combat discrimination.
While the MPs acknowledged progress had been made, they concluded more needed to be done to combat discrimination.
"Uefa agreed new, strict guidelines to deal with racism, suggesting a commendable determination to combat discrimination," wrote Tutu.
"In order to combat discrimination, we monitor race, which, in turn, only solidifies and hardens these racial categories".
On Tuesday, she also announced a $3 million program to finance gay-rights organizations to combat discrimination, violence and other abuses.
Ghent has committed itself to combatting discrimination in the areas of employment, housing and education, Oulu and Tampere have implemented new measures concerning equality and integration, and Riga has cited integration as being an official priority, and is working towards becoming a multicultural and tolerant city (EUROCITIES, 2015).
The taskforce, formed to help combat discrimination in the sport, has its first meeting on Monday.
Ms. Diamantopoulou's office emphasizes that she was granted a mandate to combat sexual discrimination -- along with discrimination based on age, race, disability and religion, among other things -- in 1997 under the union's Treaty of Amsterdam.
Despite recent moves by bodies such as the European commission and Council of Europe to highlight and combat discrimination against Roma, deprivation and segregation of many their communities in Europe has increased.
In the same moment, his administration is cutting back on federal resources to investigate and combat discrimination and hate.
