Sentence examples for with discriminatory practices from inspiring English sources

Announcing the task force, Prime Minister Owen Arthur of Barbados said that all sides agreed on the need for exchange of information and transparency in the offshore centers' dealings and the need to do away with discriminatory practices.

A further extension of the established notion regarding the free flow of trade was introduced when Title II of the 1964 Civil Rights Act dealing with discriminatory practices in public accommodations was upheld by the Supreme Court.

Private schools with discriminatory practices should be disqualified from receiving state tax credit scholarships.

In 1849, four Catholic doctors frustrated with discriminatory practices at neighboring Columbian College (later renamed George Washington University) petitioned Georgetown President James Ryder to found a medical program.

So if we can't right the wrongs abroad, how do we deal with ourselves- with the discriminatory practices of subcultures like the Orthodox Jews who exist within our own society?

Mr. Bradley, speaking to a mostly black audience, repeatedly attacked Mr. Gore for voting in 1981 in Congress to overturn an Internal Revenue Service ruling that would forbid tax exemptions to private colleges with racially discriminatory practices, saying that it would help schools like Bob Jones University in South Carolina.

And the town is still being monitored by the Department of Housing and Urban Development because of its failure to address past discriminatory practices with respect to discriminatory zoning and the creation of affordable housing".

The settlement is a major step toward ending the suit, in which the federal court had found Local 28 in contempt on four occasions over two decades for repeatedly failing to comply with orders to end discriminatory practices.

Lower qualifications cause higher unemployment, and a concentration of mixed-race Koreans in manual or part-time work.In the wake of Mr Ward's splendid achievements on the football field, politicians and government bodies have been falling over each other with promises to dismantle discriminatory practices.

The bill would generate inconsistent laws promulgated by localities, including those with a history of discriminatory practices.

Until 2013, the Voting Rights Act required jurisdictions with a history of discriminatory practices to get "preclearance" from the Justice Department before they could redraw voting districts.