Sentence examples for unjust discrimination from inspiring English sources

As Fisher said so piously that night: "All forms of unjust discrimination must be opposed".

"And condemns in the strongest terms any form of unjust discrimination".

"Every sign of unjust discrimination in their regard should be avoided," he said.

And the rise of xenophobia and unjust discrimination against refugees is a problem that South African universities share with every university in Europe.

If we accept the concepts of parity of esteem, then we should describe not stigma, but rather bigotry, hatred, unlawful and unjust discrimination.

The Vatican document issued today, titled "Considerations Regarding Proposals to Give Legal Recognition to Unions Between Homosexual Persons," condemned what it called "unjust discrimination against homosexual persons".

The defenders of affirmative action tried to meet this objections by pointing out that if the youngsters' parents and grandparents had suffered from unjust racial discrimination, then the youngsters too had probably suffered from such discrimination even if indirectly and even if they were entering the job market for the first time.

The effects of data practices without ethics can be manifold — unjust treatment, discrimination and unequal opportunities.

But the critics had anticipated this reply by insisting that the parents and grandparents would have to prove in court that they had suffered from unjust racial discrimination which was of course usually almost impossible for them to do.

In the Bakke decision of 1978 the Court rejected the argument that affirmative action for blacks could be justified as compensation for disadvantages caused by past unjust racial discrimination, but allowed that such affirmative action could be justified to secure "diversity".

The faculty was concerned by this, and the school began a special admissions program "to compensate victims of unjust societal discrimination".