descrimination造句

• :First of all the question is, does homophobic text equate with descrimination?
• :: : : I am not sure if the references support descrimination as well.
• Looks like Wikiroyals just likes to add links to articles on royalty, without much descrimination.
• However, there are plenty of reliable references in the article which details violence and descrimination against Biharis.
• The anti-racist campaigners of old are in danger of becoming overspecialized niche retailers in a minority form of descrimination.
• It is because of our shared vision of an America free of descrimination and hate-motivated violence that I offer my support to you.
• You can't be going around calling every time someone mentions someone's race, religion, or sect an act of descrimination.
• :: : : : The discussion here talks about references which supports racism and descrimination . talk ) 15 : 42, 19 September 2008 ( UTC)
• The 27-year-old Bristol boxer received her licence after a battle with the BBBC for professional status which included a hearing in the sex descrimination tribunal.
• It seems as if the matter is related more towards racism or descrimination against the type of music the label than your concerns of it not being good enough.
• I don't know-it's like positive racial descrimination in college admissions-no matter what you do, there will be winners and losers.
• There is also an assumption that additional information on age, race, disability, gender and ethnicity provided by video resumes at an early stage in an application process could result in accusations of descrimination.
• Thusly, considering the blatant refusal to allow cited and relevant information concerning legitimate Christian leaders and legitimate Christian content, these actions could potentially be grounds for a religious descrimination suit against the providers and editors of this site.
• In that body, she fought against the sexual descrimination, for the legal equality of children born within and outside marriage, the right to divorce and the universal suffrage, often called " women's vote ".
• For example, when a black man robs a 7-Eleven store and later a witness tells police the robber was a black guy that is not descrimination .-- talk ) 07 : 50, 19 December 2010 ( UTC)
• Four white applicants who sued the University of Texas School of Law claiming reverse descrimination were " marginal " students who would not have be admitted in 1992 even if the school eliminated its affirmative action policy which benefits minorities, a UT lawyer argued Tuesday.
• Four white applicants who sued the University of Texas School of Law claiming reverse descrimination were " marginal " students who would not have been admitted in 1992 even if the school eliminated its affirmative action policy which benefits minorities, a UT lawyer argued Tuesday.
• In California, that means newspapers " must know and guard against descrimination ( sic ) against all of the following classes set forth in state and federal law : ( ital ) race, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, religion, age, disability, familial status, and marital status ( end ital ) " ( emphasis in the original ).
• The obituary in " The Quarterly Musical Magazine & Review " commented that " . . . very few of his contemporaries possessed so sound a judgment in musical compositions, especially vocal, or manifested on all occasions so much taste and descrimination . . . . As a vocal performer, Mr . Sale was eminently distinguished; united to a rich, full and mellow bass voice, his taste was of the good old English school, strictly pure and carefully adapted to the subject . . . ."