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Meanings of outlaw discrimination in English

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Usage of outlaw discrimination in English
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Nearly 50 years ago, President Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act, to outlaw discrimination based on race, religion, gender, and more.
Ebony
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Sir, - I disagree with the Irish Council of People with Disabilities about holding a referendum to outlaw discrimination against disabled people.
The Irish Times
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More than 20 states have laws that outlaw discrimination in housing based on sexual orientation, but a handful of those states exclude gender identity.
Ebony
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President Barack Obama's 2010 Affordable Care Act outlawed discrimination based on pre-existing conditions.
Reuters
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The bill outlawed discrimination on the basis of sex, marital status and pregnancy.
The Guardian
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In fact, Israel outlaws discrimination on the basis of race or sexual orientation.
The Irish Times
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Years after Charlotte outlawed discrimination in the sale of cemetery plots, the fence lingered.
Devil Bones
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The Act, introduced about a year and a half ago, outlaws discrimination in the marketplace.
The Irish Times
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The Civil Rights Act outlawed discrimination on the basis of race, ethnicity, religion or gender.
Reuters
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They were filed under the Fair Housing Act, a federal law outlawing discrimination in housing.
Reuters
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The cases were filed under the Fair Housing Act, a federal law outlawing discrimination in housing.
Reuters
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And in 1965, the first Race Relations Act was brought in, outlawing discrimination in public places.
The Guardian
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Many are placing great store by the Equal Status Act, which outlaws discrimination in the marketplace.
The Irish Times
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Nor were there any state laws outlawing discrimination.
The Guardian
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Equality policies can assist compliance with the Employment Equality Act 1998, which outlaws discrimination in the workplace.
The Irish Times
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He sponsored the 1990 Americans with Disability Act, which outlawed discrimination against this group in the US.
The Irish Times
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