Sentence examples for wider discrimination from inspiring English sources

Apprenticeships are one way out of that trap, but our report finds that in many cases apprenticeships mirror and perpetuate wider discrimination.

It's really moved the agenda on". But Jowell said the ongoing gender imbalance was "symptomatic of wider discrimination against women in sport".

The couple said the protest was to draw attention to wider discrimination against gays.

Members could also deal with stereotype threat by 'discounting' the importance of domains in which the ingroup is negatively stereotyped causing them to view negative outcomes in those domains as a reflection of wider discrimination against the ingroup rather than poor personal ability (Crocker & Major, 1989).

If it's not a policy, it's just that at some stores some managers discriminate, then they haven't really shown that it's class-wide discrimination".

We're supposed to be nurturing child-bearers and also successful professionals, but working mothers find themselves facing wide discrimination.

If the plaintiffs succeed in showing class-wide discrimination, the trial will move to a damages phase.

In its first major affirmative-action ruling, the Bakke case of 1978, the Supreme Court rejected the notion that society-wide discrimination justified preferences for individuals.

We saw hints last month in the laboratories of democracy, where statehouse politicians introduced bills that claimed to protect religious liberty by allowing wide discrimination against gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people.

"For the 2,800 women who were members of the class," Ms. Friedman said in an interview yesterday, "it's vindication to know that their failure to succeed was the result of class-wide discrimination".

Company-wide discrimination looks pretty much the same no matter the employer's industry, region or public image.