Sentence examples for under discrimination from inspiring English sources
The phrase "under discrimination" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate that someone or a group of people are experiencing unfair treatment based on factors such as their race, gender, religion, or sexual orientation. Example: The new policy has led to increased incidents of employees feeling under discrimination in the workplace.
For instance, he voted in 1984 to define "person" under discrimination laws to include fetuses.
Under UK law, workers have no protection under discrimination legislation for having a tattoo.
"The key question is: Can rank-and-file partners be considered 'employees' and are they entitled to protection under discrimination laws, or are they owners not entitled to protection?" said Robert Hillman, a law professor at the University of California, Davis.
There is a tremendous amount of research on how the latino population in the US is suffering tremendously under discrimination and poverty, and saying that people of Mexican descent have the same challenges as everybody else is simply not true.
Here are the five ways a landlord can get sued under discrimination laws.
In a putative outbreak situation the latter is a crucial determinant of a typing method because over-discrimination will result in missed relationships while under-discrimination results in clustering of potentially unrelated strains and thus unnecessary interventions.
Research in the UK focuses on evidences of under-representation, discrimination and barriers to access.
His refusal to buckle under to discrimination and strength of character were exactly what Rickey wanted.
As with one-time immigration, the percentages are smaller for the other patterns 15.5 and 24.3 under partial discrimination, 19.6 and 32.9 under adaptation.
Under our discrimination laws, it is unlawful to discriminate against women, members of the LGBTI community, the aged and the disabled in all kinds of areas.
The White House has added $1.15 billion to a fund meant to settle claims made under a discrimination lawsuit filed by black farmers against the Department of Agriculture.
