Sentence examples for wrong to discriminate from inspiring English sources

It's wrong to discriminate.

"He thought it was very wrong to discriminate," Tagg Romney said.

There is no logical reason, in terms of justice, why if it's wrong to discriminate against people on the grounds of race or gender, it's not also wrong to discriminate on the grounds of ability or intelligence.

As the military itself comes to acknowledge it was wrong to discriminate against homosexuals, even the emotive force of the charge drifts away.

Although it would be counterproductive as well as wrong to discriminate in their favour when deciding which refugees to help, it is just as important to ensure that we do not go along passively with the discrimination that Christians do suffer even in refugee camps.

Do you think that it's wrong to discriminate based on sex?

Over a series of tweets on Twitter, he came out against the ban, saying how wrong it is to discriminate based on religion and nationality.

And Lieberman, following an indignant McCain on the panel Thursday, asserted, "It's just wrong and un-American to discriminate against people based on their sexual orientation".

It would be utterly wrong for the law to discriminate in favour of Muslims by insulating them from this process, because critical engagement - about science, religion and politics - is a necessary precondition for human flourishing in the contemporary globalised world.

By a vote of 3-to-2 the Commission has confirmed what many of us have known for sometime -- that it's wrong for Internet providers to discriminate against certain kinds of online traffic.

Still, we think that the simulation time was sufficient to discriminate a mechanically "wrong" structure from a stable one.