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Meanings of discriminate against in English

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Usage of discriminate against in English
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NGOs should point out all legislation that tend to discriminate against refugees.
The Guardian
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The policy was found by courts to discriminate against children with disabilities.
The Guardian
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The policy must also not discriminate against anyone and for whatever reason.
The South African
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Now a government inquiry is investigating whether the councils discriminate against women.
The Guardian
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We still don't and won't block, throttle or discriminate against lawful content.
Reuters
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He invoked John as proof that Russians do not discriminate against gays.
Reuters
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No landlord should arbitrarily discriminate against any prospective tenant on any basis.
The Guardian
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Newspapers do not discriminate against advertisers not of their own politica persuasion.
The new yorker
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Broadband providers probably wouldn't openly discriminate against content on a purely political basis.
Wired
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Activists said the law could be used to discriminate against gays.
Reuters
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It would also discriminate against nations located furthest away from Europe.
Reuters
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Studies and legal victories demonstrate that major financial institutions regularly discriminate against Blacks.
Ebony
13
The indigenous players believe the century-old words discriminate against their people.
News.com.au
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Critics say the legislation could be used to discriminate against homosexuals.
BBC
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Either it must discriminate in their favor or it must discriminate against them.
The Promise of American Life
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Immigrant advocacy groups said the government's plan aimed to discriminate against non-white immigrants.
Reuters
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Australia
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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