Sentence examples for various forms of discrimination from inspiring English sources
At the same time, Mr. Nascimento said, 77 municipalities have enacted laws prohibiting various forms of discrimination against gay men and lesbians.
The Voting Rights Act put an end to various forms of discrimination like the literacy test that had previously denied some Americans the right to vote, Obama said.
In the last 20 years the public conscience has been stirred, and legislation has been introduced to wipe out various forms of discrimination.
The report faulted Israel for subjecting Arab Muslims to "various forms of discrimination," and for depriving them of the same quality of education, job opportunities and social services as Jews.
According to Amnesty International's 2012 report, Afghan women and girls are subjected to various forms of discrimination, including domestic violence, forced marriage, trafficking and being traded to settle disputes.
Author(s): Annissa Hambouz, The New York Times Learning Network Yasmin Chin Eisenhauer, The Bank Street College of Education in New York City Suggested Time Allowance: 1 hour Objectives: Students will: 1. Reflect on various forms of discrimination, and on the Constitutional or federal legislation aimed at protecting individuals from such discrimination.
But other important diversity work has been going on at the college and a recent Ofsted report judged that the college had a "good understanding of problems caused by various forms of discriminations, for example racism and homophobia".
"Pastors have been threatened, subjected to duress and forced closure of churches, various forms of discriminations.
Despite the widespread adoption of national and international policies banning disability discrimination, people with disabilities still experience various forms of disability discrimination known as disablism.
From Newark to Albuquerque to New Orleans to Cleveland to East Haven, Connecticut, to Missoula County, Montana, the Justice Department has uncovered various forms of systematic discrimination.
This may lead to various forms of serious discrimination and exclusion for children, including lack of access to, or expulsion from school, involuntary separation from parents, being denied housing, and for adults having to pay extra rent, unemployment, isolation and even punishment [ 1, 4- 6].
