Sentence examples for unconstitutional discrimination from inspiring English sources

That, the court concluded, is unconstitutional discrimination.

The student sued and won a ruling from the federal appeals court in San Francisco that the state policy amounted to unconstitutional discrimination against religion.

In a clear setback to the industry, a solid majority rejected the argument that the program amounted to unconstitutional discrimination against interstate commerce.

It set no deadline for the new law but retained the right to revisit the issue if the unconstitutional discrimination did not end.

In other words, voters who voted imperfectly in counties that are not re-examining the ballots are the victims of unconstitutional discrimination.

The Good News Club sued, on the ground that the rejection amounted to unconstitutional discrimination on the basis of religious viewpoint.

To that end, the court held that the board's exclusion of the club was unconstitutional viewpoint discrimination.

To exclude this activity while permitting others would be unconstitutional viewpoint discrimination, Justice Thomas said for the majority.

Advocates including the Bush administration had urged the justices to declare such a refusal unconstitutional religious discrimination.

Because the school had not allowed other religious groups to use the facilities, it had not engaged in "unconstitutional viewpoint discrimination".

In examining whether Congress was addressing a demonstrated "pattern of unconstitutional employment discrimination by the states," the Court gives superficial treatment to the requirement that we "identify with some precision the scope of the constitutional right at issue".