And he smeared them not on the basis of that disagreement but on the basis of their ethnicity.
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It should not be made on the basis of hollow political gestures or on the basis of heated ideological rhetoric.
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"The way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discrimination on the basis of race," he wrote.
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"Back then the election was still on the basis of being Pakistani, not on the basis of being Muslim," he said.
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For example, the jailing of Manafort on the basis of a prediction or on the basis of an assumption that he did something.
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"The way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race," John Roberts once wrote.
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Last Saturday featured two such fighters on the same night, and they fought on the basis of fighting, not on the basis of business.
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Yet traditional First Amendment doctrine prevents the state from discriminating on the basis of viewpoint, even on the basis of opinions as despicable as those.
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Voters aren't voting on the basis of thought-out views about the role of government; they're voting on the basis of group identity and affiliation.
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LGBTQ: Possible cases include whether the Civil Rights Act of 1964 bans discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and on the basis of gender identity.
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We value every member of this community on the basis of their humanity, not on the basis of their ethnicity, race, religion, gender, sexual orientation or legal status.
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Wade was decided not on the basis of a woman's right to bodily autonomy, but rather on the basis of a woman's right to privacy in her medical decisions.
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People that I'm aware of on the mainstream conservative side, if they have objections to immigration, it's on the basis of costs or culture, not on the basis of race.
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Facebook has been criticized in recent years over revelations that its technology allowed landlords to discriminate on the basis of race, and employers to discriminate on the basis of age.
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We can find common ground not on the basis of their fears but on the basis of their egalitarian aspirations, and their continued commitment to an ideal of racial equality.
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Patel's replacement – Penny Mordaunt – had to be, like her, a keen Brexiteer; May does not have the freedom to choose on the basis of competence, only on the basis of alignment.
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"On the Basis of Sex" — directed by Mimi Leder
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Many lawyers argue that language about persecution on the basis of "gender" in the treaty that created the ICC in 1998 covers persecution on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
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To that end he campaigned for a board seat at CalPERS on the basis of letting the fund invest in law-abiding, profit-maximising companies purely on the basis of potential returns.
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Recent federal court and Equal Employment Opportunity Commission rulings support a growing understanding that discrimination on the basis of sex or sex stereotyping encompasses some discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
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She sued under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 28503 claiming that the law's prohibition of discrimination on the basis of "sex" prohibited discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
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What's striking here is that the state acted not on the basis of an opinion from the Supreme Court but on the basis of an opinion by Justice Kavanaugh, speaking for himself.
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Most important, he balked at declaring that laws discriminating on the basis of sexual orientation should be, like those discriminating on the basis of race or gender, presumed suspect by the courts.
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As airlines slash the benefit passengers get from such schemes, fewer flyers will make their flight decisions on the basis of loyalty programmes, and more will do so on the basis of price.
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The goal here is to have insurers compete on the basis of plan benefits and quality, not on the basis of whether their customers are sicker or healthier than those of other insurers.
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Was it on the basis of having been seen before?
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She refused on the basis of the NGO's user agreement.
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They are purging people on the basis of their views.
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Let's solve it on the basis of the immigration issue.
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I take him on the basis of what he says.
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The court audits EU accounts on the basis of samples.
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It then released them on the basis of time served.
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The problem is ageism — discrimination on the basis of age.
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He has attacked people on the basis of gender identity.
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Courts often assess liability on the basis of such probabilities.
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On the basis of this latest allegation, that is understandable.
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They were evaluated on the basis of their humanitarian need.
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That law also prohibits discrimination on the basis of nationality.
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"I have to decide this case not on the basis of tweets, not on the basis of what might be said in the press, or to the press," judge Nicholas Francis said on Monday.
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The justices announced earlier this year that they would hear arguments on whether federal law guarding against workplace discrimination on the basis of sex also applies to discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
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Instead it sought to define what it really means to discriminate on the basis of sex, and in particular, whether employer actions based on sexual orientation are actions taken on the basis of sex.
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Stevens wanted to apply the same standard for striking down electoral districts gerrymandered on the basis of politics as the Voting Rights Act calls for when districts are gerrymandered on the basis of race.
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"There is no way to disaggregate discrimination on the basis of transgender status from discrimination on the basis of gender non-conformity, and we see no reason to try," Circuit Judge Karen Moore wrote.
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You can't refuse service on the basis of someone's race, color, religion, or nationality, according to Title II of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, and on the basis of other factors that vary by state.
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At one point during arguments Tuesday, a lawyer representing Bostock and Zarda's employers tried to draw a line between discrimination on the basis of somebody's sex and discrimination on the basis of their sexual orientation.
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Most are chosen in Kabul on the basis of personal relations.
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And then everybody sells it on the basis of the name.
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She claims they are discriminating on the basis of gender identity.
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On the Basis of Sex opens in theaters on December 25.
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He protected himself by hiring mainly on the basis of loyalty.
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Teachers are often appointed on the basis of patronage, not merit.
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Whole newspaper articles get written on the basis of that dirt.
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Rather, it is important to act on the basis of principles.
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And it can work on the basis of the same technology.
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But Ryan still backed him on the basis of party unity.
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Policies should not be created on the basis of medical illiteracy.
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It is clearly on the basis of racial and religious bias.
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Enough to date someone on the basis of their burrito choices?
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The company's stock is secured on the basis of current plans.
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Integration, by her lights, meant mixing on the basis of equality.
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"I don't support anything on the basis of religion," she said.
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Sometimes family members were separated on the basis of such tests.
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Kentucky, prevents attorneys from removing jurors on the basis of race.
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"We have never discriminated on the basis of race," he said.
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Government officials cannot discriminate on the basis of race or religion.
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They select the winners purely on the basis of artistic merit.
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The civil rights law bans discrimination on the basis of disability.
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Clayton County allege employer discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
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Re-evaluating him on the basis of what happens each week?
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"You risk others miscalculating on the basis of bravado," he said.
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Trump loves to categorize on the basis of winners and losers.
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Yet, discrimination on the basis of voice is rampant and commonplace.
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A common distinction was once made on the basis of nationality.
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On the basis of her "Guardians 3" hints she'll make it.
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Was some explaining required on the basis of what we're doing.
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When asked whether preferences to come to America should be made on the basis of people's ability, education and skills or on the basis of family relations, American voters overwhelmingly, by 2628 to 28503, choose merit.
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" In her book, "Pitch Invaders: The Modern Black Football Revolution," Stella Orakwue wrote that black players are judged "not on the basis of their individuality but on the basis of concocted group characteristics, enshrined in mythology.
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"By classifying on the basis of 'homosexuality,' the challenged statute...discriminates against non-heterosexual students on the basis of sexual orientation and places them in an expressly disfavored class," the lawsuit filed in federal court Thursday states.
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To the 7th Circuit, if the law prohibits discrimination on the basis of the race of someone with whom a plaintiff associates, it also prohibits discrimination on the basis of the sex with whom a plaintiff associates.
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Barry Ted Moskowitz, the chief judge of the Federal District Court in San Diego, has ruled that "discrimination on the basis of transgender identity is discrimination on the basis of sex," prohibited by the Affordable Care Act.
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Stopping someone on the basis of race was a recipe for false positives; stopping on the basis of actual suspicious behavior, on the other hand, would yield results, which is what happened when police stopped white residents.
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Rosenstein also voiced reservations on the basis of endangering sources and methods.
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Russia and China justify their authoritarianism on the basis of civilisational difference.
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This is on the basis of a $15 per share offer price.
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As such, they conclude, it's discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
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On the basis of this weekend's performance, it does not deserve it.
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Felicity Jones as Ruth Bader Ginsburg in On the Basis of Sex.
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The allocation was made on the basis of a census in 1932.
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Picking managers on the basis of past performance is a mug's game.
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Unlike its protagonist, On The Basis of Sex won't change the world.
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I can't possibly know, on the basis of what Peterson writes here.
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Or when it allowed advertisers to discriminate on the basis of race?
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Therefore U.S. tariffs cannot be justified on the basis of national security.
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The First Amendment's establishment clause bars discrimination on the basis of religion.
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All sides have become closer on the basis of a "contingency plan".
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"regenerative advanced therapies" approved quicker and/or on the basis of weaker
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She has to be subpoenaed on the basis of some legitimate investigation.
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We do not discriminate on the basis of someone's principles, or otherwise.
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And we certainly won't make monetary policy on the basis of it.
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How much death can you deal on the basis of one decision?
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The judges select the winners purely on the basis of artistic merit.
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They were challenging unequal political treatment on the basis of family background.
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We now see cars advertised on the basis of running Android Auto.
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But it was not conceptualized solely on the basis of Russian interference.
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The law does not mention refusing service on the basis of race.
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Only 12 percent are selected on the basis of skill or merit.
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What if my conclusions are deemed stigmatizing on the basis of gender?
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Lashawn Marten targeted victims solely on the basis of their skin color.
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India's Constitution prohibits discrimination on the basis of gender, caste or religion.
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Trump tried to negotiate with House conservatives on the basis of politics.
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It's important that couples aren't discriminated against on the basis of sex.
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New York state law outlaws discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
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They could vote to acquit on the basis of an incomplete record.
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However, Chang warns against overgeneralizing on the basis of an epidemiological study.
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A smaller number, 140,000, are provided on the basis of job skills.
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It also prohibits limiting treatment on the basis of a preëxisting condition.
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Unification on the basis of the chimera of "one country, two systems"?
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On the basis of that question, the transgender plaintiff, Aimee Stephens, loses.
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They have rejected me solely on the basis of my being transgender.
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Mr Whelan offers another defence of North Carolina's law that assumes, "for the sake of argument, that Title VII's ban on discrimination on the basis of sex includes a ban on discrimination on the basis of gender identity".
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The main purpose of the legislation, as originally conceived, was to prohibit job discrimination on the basis of race, but a Virginia congressman, vigorously opposed to the bill, added an amendment outlawing discrimination on the basis of sex.
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While there are social institutions in which trans people still desperately require laws protecting against discrimination, such as housing, existent constitutional laws that protect people on the basis of sex also protect transgender individuals on the basis of sex.
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There are similarly no laws banning discrimination on the basis of sexual identity.
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We don't set monetary policy on the basis of those single data points.
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On one hand, Congress bars the visa discrimination on the basis of residence.
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The British discriminate on the basis of class and region more than race.
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The vast bulk of research grants are allocated on the basis of merit.
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To discriminate on the basis of sex, race, or age just isn't legal.
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Mr Pfeffer: Companies do not act on the basis of the best evidence.
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Check out the trailer below: On The Basis Of Sex opens Christmas 2018.
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To dismiss J.Q. Adams simply on the basis of his presidency is unfair.
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Title VII protects Americans against discrimination in employment on the basis of sex.
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Others declared people foreigners on the basis of what defendants called clerical errors.
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The residents objected to the planning application on the basis of inadequate consultation.
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The Security Council North Korea sanctions committee works on the basis of unanimity.
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However, most cities do not make bus purchases on the basis of TCO.
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New York state law prohibits employment discrimination on the basis of political activity.
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Better yet, the GST will be due on the basis of value added.
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Couples can choose to end a pregnancy on the basis of these tests.
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" University administrators, he added, "should plan all tasks on the basis of this.
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TMK's European business is consolidated on the basis of its Romanian subsidiary Artrom .
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The answer, on the basis of this fine novel, is a resounding yes.
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Has anyone challenged the student loan industry on the basis of unconstitutional practices?
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On the basis of Dr Skorobogatov's evidence, it seems it overpaid by $1,299,900.
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Most voters, of whatever color, vote on the basis of certain gut instincts.
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No one can be arrested on the basis of the computer match alone.
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"On the Basis of Sex" shows how she succeeded, which is an accomplishment.
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M.W.: Well, we will thrive on the basis of great excellence and distinction.
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"We're planning on the basis of two scenarios," Orford-Williams told Business Insider.
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" The recess was denied on the basis of, "We haven't even started yet.
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The communique said it should be formed on the basis of mutual consent.
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We had come to Surabaya largely on the basis of a single photo.
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Ultimately, jurors acquitted Zimmerman of all charges on the basis of self defense.
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There is no constitutional measure addressing equal rights on the basis of gender.
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Obama's plan would ban insurers from discriminating on the basis of preexisting conditions.
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Trump then claimed to be vindicated on the basis of that false claim.
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Detectives could get an arrest warrant on the basis of the unissued ticket.
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Significantly, Title VI does not explicitly prevent discrimination on the basis of religion.
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Watson sees the executive order as still discriminating on the basis of nationality.
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He was elected, I think, number one, on the basis of stopping corruption.
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I don't want to make my consumer choices on the basis of politics.
|
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These complexities also reveal fractures on the basis of sexuality and racial bias.
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"We ... asked them to amend it to ensure that DNA collection is limited, only on the basis of individuals suspected of having committed serious crimes and on the basis of a court order," panel member Sarah Cleveland told a news briefing.
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Limiting abortion on the basis of genetic anomaly is uncommon; right now, North Dakota is the only state that has a law in effect banning abortion on the basis of genetic abnormality, according to the Guttmacher Institute, which tracks abortion policy.
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Though the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has said that federal law bars discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, the administration has taken the opposite view, arguing that existing protections on the basis of sex do not extend to sexual orientation.
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Just as it is shameful for government regulation to exclude people from neighborhoods on the basis of race, it is similarly deplorable for local governments to exclude entire groups of adults and children from communities on the basis of income.
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Zarif Khan was deemed insufficiently American on the basis of skin color; ninety years later, when the presence of Muslims among us had come to seem like a crisis, his descendants were deemed insufficiently American on the basis of faith.
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The proposal would change the way discrimination "on the basis of sex" is defined.
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Computer programs can select stocks on the basis of such criteria at low cost.
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Discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, standing alone, does not satisfy that standard.
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Besides, those protections existed for discrimination on the basis of race, religion, and sex.
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Better, it says, to select migrants on the basis of their skills or qualifications.
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He has suggested a judge was biased on the basis of his Mexican heritage.
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I also choose on the basis of whether I am trying to influence legislation.
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Title IX prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in federally funded education programs.
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And they're not being won on the basis of policy proposals or policy wins.
|
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"I don't recommend a stock solely on the basis of takeover speculation," he said.
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But any change they made was on the basis of their experience as individuals.
|
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Neither state prohibits job discrimination on the basis of gender identity or sexual orientation.
|
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Yet India, on the basis of this small experiment, seems newly immune to it.
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McKee sued Cosby for defamation on the basis of the statements in the letter.
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Bill Clinton's offense was stupid as well as reckless, on the basis of the
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You can prohibit insurers from discriminating on the basis of medical history — community rating.
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We don't discriminate ever on the basis of culture, color, race, sexual orientation, nothing.
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Mozilla executives said rejecting an applicant on the basis of media reports was unprecedented.
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It's this low level, oppressive policing of communities on the basis of marijuana possession.
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On the basis of talent, analysts have been ragging on Carolina's secondary for years.
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"Sex stereotyping," which includes discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, was also prohibited.
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It means deciding to support or boycott something on the basis of its provenance.
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"We'll have to choose people on the basis of this ambition," Mr. Macron said.
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It's taking private property from people without compensation on the basis of something false.
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Screening of "On the Basis of Sex," the movie about Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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On the basis of this supremely intelligent performance, I don't doubt that she does.
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In such a public forum, the government can't discriminate on the basis of viewpoint.
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Freedom had come with the partition of the country on the basis of religion.
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All regimes were necessarily founded on the basis of allowing, even welcoming, some evil.
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It may be hard to feel connected to others on the basis of anger.
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Discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation has been illegal in Mexico since 2003.
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Discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation has been illegal in Mexico since 2003.
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Dispensing punishment on the basis of an immutable characteristic flatly contravenes this guiding principle.
|
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On the basis of its shareholding, KDB would provide around $476 million in investment.
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Second, no one should be detained solely on the basis of the risk algorithm.
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Michael Bloomberg is trying to become president largely on the basis of being one.
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They can have everything, and they can improve on the basis of our work.
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It's illegal to kick someone off of a jury on the basis of gender.
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Those are places where I definitely was attacked directly on the basis of identity.
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Thatcher opposed sanctions on the basis of protecting free trade, according to The Guardian.
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Parliament is proportional: seats are generally allocated on the basis of a nationwide vote.
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On the basis of this show, I'd say both terms apply to her. 10.
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But discrimination on the basis of party is not the same as racial discrimination.
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"On the basis of her serve, Serena can definitely not beat Federer," Ganguly said.
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By adopting the "laboratories of democracy" approach, programs and policies can be measured on the basis of their actual, demonstrable successes (or discarded because of their abject failures), not on the basis of popular opinion informed by political rhetoric and media spin.
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"The way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race," Roberts has insisted, expressing a view that can be documented back to his service in the Ronald Reagan administration in the early 1980s.
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They should be trained better and rewarded on the basis of what children actually learn.
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But critics don't only judge movies on the basis of the audience they're intended for.
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So targets should not be chosen or eliminated on the basis of their political views.
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For example, India's constitution legally abolishes "untouchability" and prohibits discrimination on the basis of caste.
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"I was having to make a judgment on the basis of good faith," he remarked.
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It was on the basis of this manifesto that the Conservatives won their present majority.
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On the Basis of Sex marks director Mimi Leder's first film in almost a decade.
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Instead, some 14,000 electors, picked on the basis of clan, voted in members of parliament.
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The law prohibits employment discrimination on the basis of sex, race, national origin and religion.
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But say there was a social network willing to discriminate on the basis of politics.
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"It is pointless to go forward on the basis of [vetoes] and disputes," he declared.
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It was on the basis of this document that the Conservatives won their present majority.
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He tends to argue for libertarian policies on the basis of economic sense, not ideology.
|
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Among non-whites of both sexes, 29% complained of discrimination on the basis of ethnicity.
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On the basis of demographics, Abiy's Oromo faction boosted its representation across the federal government.
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Historically, the shipping industry functions on the basis of trust and deep-rooted professional relationships.
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There's no excuse for attacking him on the basis of race, that's just a fact.
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There's no denying that Tinder users are analyzing each other on the basis of desirability.
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On the basis of this account, it appears that both of these duties were breached.
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Don't expect him to change his mind about the Russians on the basis of geopolitics.
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We do not discriminate on the basis of someone's principles, or political or other beliefs.
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A request sent to the ATO was also denied on the basis of state confidentiality.
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But America can fulfil that role only on the basis of involvement, not of withdrawal.
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On The Basis Of Sex appears to be Leder's get out of jail free card.
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There is evidence that Facebook's advertisement algorithms discriminate on the basis of race and gender.
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We should defeat their ideas on the merits, not on the basis of their ancestry.
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One could do certain back-of-the-envelope calculations on the basis of those estimates.
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Obamacare prohibits insurers from denying coverage to transgender people on the basis of their identity.
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The Illinois Civil Rights Act is clear, you cannot discriminate on the basis of race.
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Le Pen has been campaigning on the basis of limiting immigration and increasing protectionist policies.
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As with the case regarding Yugoslavia, our case was rejected on the basis of standing.
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"The resources to fight are insufficient on the basis of ECOWAS' own capacities," Sirleaf said.
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"Never again should suspensions be meted out on the basis of unseen audits," Dominguez said.
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Both of those things just happen on the basis of the personalities in the band.
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Does it select recruits mainly on the basis of how they acquit themselves in interviews?
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Generic drugs are sold on the basis of intense price competition amongst manufacturers and suppliers.
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Austria has offered to settle creditor liabilities on the basis of a memorandum of understanding.
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Make no mistake, China should, on the basis of population, become the world's largest economy.
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In 2009, the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act outlawed discrimination on the basis of genetic information.
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There is no room in our society for hate, especially on the basis of religion.
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The Horse racing Integrity Act deserves to pass on the basis of its simple merits.
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French prosecutors opened a formal investigation in March on the basis of the DGCCRF report.
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"Public accommodation law ... says you cannot discriminate on the basis of protected categories," he said.
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But nobody's going to be voting this November on the basis of her emailing practices.
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We choose banks on project-by-project basis, on the basis of price and suitability.
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Rangers coach Alain Vigneault challenged the play on the basis of goalie interference, but lost.
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Shell has said that cleanup costs from spills are shared on the basis of holdings.
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The FBI ordering him not to answer on the basis of "equities" is manifestly wrong.
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Then, on the basis of which traits people are most extreme on, we make suggestions.
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Your accusation that I'm reasoning on the basis of my tribe here is just false.
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Indeed, the last big challenge to Roe was decided on the basis of stare decisis.
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"The Written World" makes this grand assertion on the basis of a set of theses.
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Outside Mexico City, anti-discrimination laws don't prohibit discrimination on the basis of gender identity.
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We got invited to all the best parties for years on the basis of 'Baby.
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It also prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, national origin, sex, age, and disability.
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And don't do it on the basis of your pre-existing interest in the person.
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Other countries accept migrants on the basis of economic necessity or as a humanitarian gesture.
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And so the question is: Was Mr. Trump justified on the basis of self-defense?
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Selecting the designer on the basis of qualifications is one way to ensure good design.
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Section 504 prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability within programs receiving federal financial assistance.
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But 2003's A Carol Christmas takes the cake on the basis of its cast.
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While the court summarily reversed the Arkansas Supreme Court on the basis of Obergefell v.
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On the basis of recent economic trends, the Oxford analysis sees Virginia leaning to Trump.
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This is not a report that projects future losses on the basis of current trends.
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"They were acting on the basis of the information that they had available," said Guzman.
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FRENCH FINANCE MINISTER SAYS RELAUNCHING WTO REMAINS A NECESSARY PROJECT ON THE BASIS OF RECIPROCITY
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The "Muslim ban" morphed as it failed legal challenges on the basis of religious discrimination.
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And some states have laws that also ban discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
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But foreigners can be penalised in this way on the basis of entirely classified evidence.
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" Khodorkovsky says: "This is impossible to explain on the basis of information which we possess.
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" The letter accused the I.R.S. of "targeting of nonprofit organizations on the basis of ideology.
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Ralph Northam of Virginia solely on the basis of an image from 35 years ago.
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ON THE BASIS OF SEX (2018) Rent on Amazon, Google Play, iTunes, Vudu and YouTube.
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I'm very wary of social scientists making broad generalizations on the basis of limited data.
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Last October, however, the Trump administration's Justice Department attempted to challenge this definition by filing a brief arguing that the Supreme Court should rule that discrimination on the basis of gender identity is different from discrimination on the basis of sex, and therefore legal.
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Best Legal Drama: "On the Basis of Sex" Felicity Jones stars as the iconic force that is Ruth Bader Ginsburg in "On the Basis of Sex" (2018) — a fun and inspiring biographical flick about her journey navigating life as a student, attorney and mother.
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Yet the judgment was made not on the basis of the cost of the treatment—which the parents were willing to fund themselves if needed—but on the basis of what was in the interests of a patient who could not decide for himself.
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The reason the nation's high court is giving the case a second glance is Phillips's First Amendment claim that he was not, in fact, discriminating on the basis of sexual orientation, but on the basis of a particular message: endorsement of same-sex marriage.
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She started making YouTube singing videos and, on the basis of those, got herself a manager.
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COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS Some drug prices will be evaluated on the basis of their cost-effectiveness.
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Germany said Jerusalem's status could only be resolved on the basis of a two-state solution.
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This includes investing based on the basis of economic and financial risk and return related considerations.
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It's inevitable, and it's good, that people think about social issues on the basis of religion.
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An alternative is for people to stop judging each other on the basis of their voices.
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But even on the basis of sampling, how I use it now is just for sounds.
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Certain countries may impose unilateral sanctions against certain places on the basis of their own considerations.
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Title IX prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in any educational setting receiving federal funding.
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The only condition must be that Israel be discussed on the basis of facts, not misconceptions.
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In the traditional sense at least, Kylie does not discriminate on the basis of race alone.
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Although, this is on the basis of talking to people who come and see my films.
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By law, companies are not allowed to discriminate against U.S. workers on the basis of citizenship.
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For many of them, "discrimination on the basis of viewpoint" is a feature, not a bug.
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Theresa May, the British prime minister, got the job on the basis of her perceived competence.
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Instead, he judges it entirely on the basis of his personal impressions of the legislators involved.
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"Justice Thomas believes that any discrimination on the basis of race violates the Constitution," said Consovoy.
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And on the basis of this latest release, they're going to keep stretching toward streaming heaven.
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But so far no plaintiff has been awarded damages on the basis of such attribution arguments.
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The FBI raid was launched partly on the basis of information provided by the special counsel.
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In 2014, three-quarters of them were admitted on the basis of their high school rank.
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The Justice Department did not file any criminal charges on the basis of its investigation. Sen.
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It's a happy accident that On The Basis Of Sex is being released when it is.
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The only process that made sense here on the basis of the geologic map was cryovolcanism.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi insists Democrats won't impeach or duck impeachment on the basis of political consequences.
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Currently, there is no federal law prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sexual or gender identity.
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On the basis of these assumptions, debt/GDP would decline to 54% of GDP by 2024.
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The order was challenged in the courts on the basis of federal law and a treaty.
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"Once it moves forward, it will be on the basis of a new commission," he said.
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Nomura maintained a "Buy" call on the stock on the basis of Toyota's share buyback plans.
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I'm genuinely afraid of being reported, interrogated, and arrested on the basis of my religious identity.
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Title IX is a federal law that prohibits discrimination in schools on the basis of sex.
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It's important, however, to note that is different than on the basis of percentage point improvements.
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In the days following the implementation of a military policy discriminating on the basis of gender?
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The people best able to determine a word's meaning do so on the basis of expertise.
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Falzone and her legal team filed the suit on the basis of gender and disability discrimination.
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Baring's Levy, for instance, does not intend to sell solely on the basis of the upgrade.
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The burdensome payday rule was formed on the basis of the CFPB's disingenuous "debt-trap" narrative.
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Its ratification will reduce the power of the government to discriminate on the basis of sex.
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The couple fired back, accusing the retirement community of discriminating on the basis of their gender.
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Their products have been approved by local regulators only on the basis of limited clinical data.
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Presumably, he thinks he has been featured on postage stamps on the basis of his skills.
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The comprehensive measure prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin.
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"We can negotiate with them, but not on the basis of those two things," Gaudreault said.
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It is not illegal to refuse service, or to protest, on the basis of political beliefs.
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Countries in the WTO are designated on the basis of self-selection, per the WTO website.
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You find yourselves in different parts of rituals and traditions purely on the basis of gender.
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Right now, those offices receive and vet complaints regarding discrimination on the basis of gender identity.
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It hasn't been that long where we have done things only on the basis of evidence.
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"It was only on the basis of the evidence that we arrested him," he told reporters.
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A Catalan declaration of independence on the basis of this referendum would lead directly to violence.
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An athlete cannot keep playing solely on the basis of his performance from a decade ago.
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Next week's meeting seems set to be conducted purely on the basis of political horse trading.
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" Many states, he noted, had "recognized the injustice of discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
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In Italy, doctors are already rationing access to care on the basis of age and disability.
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In Italy, doctors are already rationing access to care on the basis of age and disability.
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You make your decision on the basis of the argument and the basis of the facts.
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In 1989, the family immigrated on the basis of religious persecution and settled in Washington Heights.
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Mr. Elwell has insisted that the F.A.A. made its decisions solely on the basis of safety.
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The audience can render its verdict when "On the Basis of Sex" is released Dec. 25.
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And she won't turn away anyone on the basis of how far along her pregnancy is.
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Most of those lawsuits involved discrimination on the basis of gender, race, disability status, or pregnancy.
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Some fear that if Karoui loses, he'll challenge the results on the basis of his arrest.
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Not as charity, but on the basis of payments made by the beneficiaries of the program.
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And Title IX prohibits schools that get such funding from discriminating on the basis of sex.
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"I certainly wouldn't vote to impeach on the basis of what I've seen so far," Rep.
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I also don't want to exclude her, just on the basis of her picky eating habits.
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It proposed a shareholder payout of 258.6 million euros on the basis of its 2019 profit.
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The Pulitzer had been awarded on the basis of 21917 articles Mr. Duranty wrote that year.
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This wasn't the first time she was objectified by adults on the basis of her figure.
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They claim these laws go against the constitution by deciding citizenship on the basis of religion.
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"We do not do assessments on the basis of contributions from one nation only," he said.
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Under New York law, they could not be convicted solely on the basis of his testimony.
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But the offense indicates a pattern on the basis of which future behavior can be predicted.
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"The CFTC should operate on the basis of comity, not uniformity, with overseas regulators," Giancarlo said.
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" He accused Twitter of "purging people on the basis of their views," calling it "corporate Stalinism.
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Czech Foreign Minister Lubomir Zaoralek said the EU should now act on the basis of consensus.
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They are about trying to fear-monger on the basis of Ammar's Arab and Hispanic heritage.
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Porritt emphasized that suspects very seldom go to prison solely on the basis of their identifications.
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Businesses have to justify their decisions to their investors on the basis of profits and losses.
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S. relations were "moving forward on the basis of the personal relations" between Kim and Trump.
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Federal regulators have come to evaluate mergers solely on the basis of whether consumers will benefit.
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Federal regulators have come to evaluate mergers solely on the basis of whether consumers will benefit.
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Now Lear was deciding to divide his kingdom on the basis of whoever flatters him best.
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The Sixth Circuit held that her termination violated Title VII's protections on the basis of sex.
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It needs to take place on the basis of rules and these rules are in place.
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"But they remain free to do so on the basis of their national law," it added.
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The offer of membership is primarily made on the basis of academic skills but, given the high demand for tenured positions, is frequently given on the basis of your willingness to adopt the mores of the academic tribe as well, including support for the notion of "openness".
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It's been more than 50 years since the Equal Pay Act of 1963, prohibiting workplace wage discrimination on the basis of sex and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, barring all employment discrimination on the basis of race, religion and national origin, as well as sex.
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Recall the widespread assumptions that Biden is stronger than people think when weak debate performances didn't much affect his national polling; that Warren is the likely nominee on the basis of her polling numbers last fall; that Buttigieg was potentially an Obama-style insurgent upending the system on the basis of his Iowa support; that Bloomberg was demonstrating the fearsome power of money and advertising on the basis of his polling before the most recent debate.
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And that leads them to pick funds on the basis of past performance; money for old hope.
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Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 protects people from discrimination on the basis of sex.
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It operates on the basis of economic power and it has lost sight of its founding principles.
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Federal judges in Boston ruled officials can't detain a person on the basis of Trump's executive order.
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" She added: "We see some politicians elected partly on the basis of dismissing international institutions and agreements.
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Fitch considers cash flow leverage as a secondary metric, on the basis of total debt-to-EBITDAR.
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Federal judges in Boston ruled officials can't detain a person on the basis of Trump's executive order.
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I think they should be selected entirely on the basis of their intellectual contribution to the court.
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"The problem is the negotiations will take place on the basis of this parliament text," Reda said.
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In the US, Title IX civil rights legislation outlaws discrimination on the basis of sex at universities.
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It was on the basis of their recommendation that the CGF board made its decision on Monday.
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Mann constructs her drama on the basis of these facts, as well as her own investigative interviews.
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Congress had passed Title IX to ban federally funded schools from discriminating on the basis of sex.
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Valeo confirmed filing an EU complaint on the basis of abuse of a dominant position by Nokia.
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Judged on the basis of the evidence reported in this study, we would conclude it is not.
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This had the effect of excluding people from the extra care program on the basis of race.
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The market offerings can be categorized on the basis of products into face cream and body lotion.
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M: I never really felt like I was discriminated against on the basis of being a woman.
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"Two peremptory strikes on the basis of race are two more than the Constitution allows," he added.
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Mr Peña now rejects Mr Trump's attempts to influence investment "on the basis of fear or threats".
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Faith schools, by definition, divide communities by letting schools pick pupils on the basis of their religion.
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None of these assumptions have been formed on the basis of anything other than appearance and speculation.
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France claims to be blind to racial and religious differences on the basis of the Republican ideal.
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The lawsuit claims that Savitt purposefully hired women, and fired men, on the basis of their gender.
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State-owned companies in TPP states must make purchases and sales on the basis of commercial considerations.
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She and the others were selected not only on the basis of serving experience but on beauty.
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Not that Twitter was down-ranking and de-listing people on the basis of their ideology. UGH.
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This was decisive for them to create, artificially on the basis of historical lies, the nationalist argument.
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"In our view on the basis of data alone the Fed would have done nothing," Orlando said.
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The logic being that the early trades were made on the basis of someone else's insider information.
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In such states, individuals advance on the basis of their talent and initiative, not whom they know.
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We have longstanding policies prohibiting discrimination and harassment on the basis of race and other protected characteristics.
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"No one has ever been arrested on the basis of a facial recognition match alone," McRorie said.
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That said, I can make some guesses on the basis of what has happened in the past.
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"Well, discrimination on the basis of status of religion, there's no line-drawing problem there," Gorsuch said.
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All of this is legal—so long as it's not explicitly done on the basis of race.
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The HUD is accusing Facebook of allowing advertisers to discriminate on the basis of race and color.
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"How can they serve us when they are elected on the basis of their wealth?" he asked.
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A company's place in the FTSE 100 index is decided on the basis of its share performance.
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Conservatives and progressives alike have taken to arguing points on the basis of identity and personal experience.
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His memo said state officials should not detain anyone solely on the basis of their immigration status.
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Stein has filed recounts on the basis of reports received from prominent computer scientists and election lawyers.
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MOST companies worry about discriminating against their employees on the basis of race, gender or sexual preference.
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" It also found that policy on Iraq "was made on the basis of flawed intelligence and assessments.
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Presidents have restricted entry of nationals of certain countries on the basis of affiliation or culpable conduct.
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Data suggests that 89% of companies will compete primarily on the basis of customer experience in 2016.
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Title IX was created to ensure that we wouldn't experience discrimination on the basis of our sex.
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They are also myopic, judging politicians' economic management on the basis of only the very recent past.
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There are only federal laws that require institutions to refrain from discriminating on the basis of sex.
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According to the military's press wing, 78 of 81 accused were convicted on the basis of confessions.
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Paying a chief executive largely or solely on the basis of stock price performance might seem reckless.
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"Two peremptory strikes on the basis of race are two more than the Constitution allows," he wrote.
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"You can't impeach on the basis of minor derelictions or even crimes," the Harvard law professor said.
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"You can't be optimistic when it come to North Korea on the basis of history," he said.
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"Justifying tariffs on the basis of national security considerations risks undermining the multilateral trading system," Malmstrom said.
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Adele's chart victory was made entirely on the basis of sales, while Drake's has been through streaming.
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"Hatred and violence on the basis of religion can have no place in our society," he said.
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We do not convict people, regardless of highly partisan political opinions, on the basis of unproven charges.
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Discriminating among people on the basis of their race or nationality can only lead to more tragedies.
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"In any event, reaching out on the basis of fudged elections is not acceptable," Chamisa told CNN.
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Up 85033, then down 600, then down again, all on the basis of nothing but hyperbolic tweets.
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The verdicts were overturned on appeal, as were various contempt citations, on the basis of judicial bias.
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Presidents run for office and get elected on the basis of commitments they make to their supporters.
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That prohibition against sex discrimination has traditionally excluded discrimination on the basis of a person's sexual orientation.
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But only 21 states and the District of Columbia ban discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
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There isn't anything in there that authorizes any government agency to discriminate on the basis of religion.
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Federal or state bans are issued on the basis of violations of laws governing associations in Germany.
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At the specialty box office, Participant Media's "On the Basis Of Sex" pocketed $73,000 from 33 screens.
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"You can't impeach on the basis of minor derelictions or even crimes," Dershowitz said at the time.
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"I'm not willing to say that Georgia executes people on the basis of racial prejudice," he says.
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The Republican congressmen and senators who came did not come on the basis of a specific invitation.
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Andrews is suing Marriott on the basis of "negligence and invasion of privacy," The Hollywood Reporter says.
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Men were classified into groups on the basis of both their sexual identities and Kinsey Scale scores.
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"You cannot convict an innocent man on the basis of that man's word," Mazurek said of Rechnitz.
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We therefore cannot take arbitrary decisions favouring a project, or blocking another on the basis of preferences.
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Felicity Jones is playing her in a biopic, "On the Basis of Sex," due out in December.
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And they regularly discriminate against tenants on the basis of race, language, national origin and immigration status.
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The suit alleged discrimination on the basis of disability and sought at least $1 million in damages.
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And to get it, that class has to stop congratulating itself on the basis of thin evidence.
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But anti-crime officers typically stop people on the basis of their own observations of suspicious activity.
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Democrats countered that the FBI and the Justice Department acted appropriately on the basis of probable cause.
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But he should have been rejected out of hand simply on the basis of his economic views.
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Allocating resources on the basis of merit is arguably a better system, or at least, less unjust.
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Immigration officials, he said, could exercise prosecutorial discretion on the basis of humanitarian, political and other criteria.
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It allows the state to differentiate among its citizens on the basis of race, ethnicity and religion.
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There was a time when Supreme Court nominees were confirmed on the basis of merit, not ideology.
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The judges eliminated him on the basis of talent in a vote taped right before the revelation.
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The majority of those cases concerned discrimination — on the basis of gender, race, disability status, or pregnancy.
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"These reductions were made on the basis of a review of future operational requirements," the report reads.
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And in the aggregate, their actions still work to disadvantage entire groups on the basis of race.
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" She went on to offer "close cooperation" to Trump, but only on "the basis of these values.
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It is the one that targets you on the basis of decisions you have yet to make.
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Edwards was indicted and convicted of obstruction simply on the basis of posts she made on Facebook.
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In 1986, the Supreme Court ruled that such challenges cannot be made on the basis of race.
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"Christopher Hasson intended to inflict violence on the basis of his racist and hateful beliefs," Hur said.
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The legislation will prevent insurance companies from rejecting bills solely on the basis of a final diagnosis.
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Quite frequently, the sentences are reduced simply on the basis of an accused or convicted man's appearance.
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"Discrimination on the basis of message content cannot be tolerated under the First Amendment," the ruling said.
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Thinkers throughout history can be paired on the basis of their ideas around sleep, silence and vacation.
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Justice Ginsburg long has argued that women deserve justice under the law, on the basis of sex.
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Ginsburg's 22019-page brief included an appendix of state laws that discriminated on the basis of sex.
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Tech firms and other industries, on the other hand, are often valued on the basis of revenue.
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ISRAEL HAS AGREED TO NEGOTIATE ON THE BASIS OF A DETAILED PROPOSED MAP - SENIOR U.S. ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS
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It's about the moral idea that we shouldn't treat people differently on the basis of irrelevant features.
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" But, Brown cautioned, "if you have never consumed alcohol, don't start on the basis of this study.
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"Hatred and violence on the basis of religion can have no place in our society," Sessions said.
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In 1994 the first asylum-seeker won sanctuary on the basis of fearing persecution over sexual orientation.
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Clearcast said it approved the ad on the basis of the trade relationship between the two countries.
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As such, targeting people on the basis of Muslim religion is not an effective exercise for counterterrorism.
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Discrimination on the basis of sex is prohibited under Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
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Discrimination based on national origin is a thinly veiled attempt to discriminate on the basis of religion.
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This had deadly implications in places where emergency medical services were assigned on the basis of race.
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Attorneys representing the two men had also requested stays on the basis of their poor health conditions.
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Words are treated as profane on the basis of what a society is truly hung up about.
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It has expanded the area to which people can be prosecuted on the basis of intentions alone.
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It's illegal to racially gerrymander, or draw congressional districts based solely on the basis of voters' race.
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"We got to know each other very well over 40 years by showing up at the same tables in Brussels and elsewhere, not on the basis of equal size but on the basis of equality of status of member states, which for a small state matters," Mr. Cox said.
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It wouldn't, for example, allow states to waive the prohibition on discriminating on the basis of preexisting conditions.
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He faced another similar charge in 1985 that was dismissed on the basis of an invalid search warrant.
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The Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978, as the name suggests, prohibits sex discrimination on the basis of pregnancy.
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In doing so, he potentially laid the groundwork for a defense on the basis of safeguarding the environment.
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MNCs will "no longer plan and source their supply chains predominantly on the basis of cost", it argues.
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It was the first time the agency had pulled a painkiller on the basis of its abuse potential.
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"There is no need for additional requirements on the basis of social aspects or employment conditions," Reynaert said.
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It also argues the order violates the Immigration and Nationality Act by discriminating on the basis of nationality.
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The First Amendment forecloses the White House from selectively revoking access on the basis of a reporter's viewpoint.
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But to be clear, the WHO did not recommend limiting screen time on the basis of the screens.
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It prohibited the city from disadvantaging the planned parade on the basis of its hurtful and offensive message.
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Facebook said that it pays participants on the basis of a bug's risk, rather than complexity or cleverness.
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The ADA prohibits discrimination in the full and equal enjoyment of public accommodations on the basis of disability.
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Pay attention to those people who dismiss half of the employed population on the basis of their genitals.
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At the same time, Trump was convinced that he could run on the basis of a booming economy.
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Second, the policy violates the moral principle that it is wrong to discriminate on the basis of religion.
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The ERA would ban discrimination on the basis of sex and guarantee equality for women in the Constitution.
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A 10-4 majority found that discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation violates the Civil Rights Act.
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If they have been blocked on the basis of their viewpoints, the White House should unblock them immediately.
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Electing people into positions of power on the basis of their gender alone is extremely progressive and woke.
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But how much can they know about someone's psyche on the basis of a few tweets or likes?
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Most voters have made up their minds, and undecideds choose on the basis of leadership, not election pledges.
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Their joint statement afterwards referred to Japan "continuing to advance regional progress on the basis of existing initiatives".
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Under Title IX, schools in the US are forbidden from discriminating against students on the basis of sex.
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The Chinese Foreign Ministry thanked Spain for "handling Taiwan matters on the basis of the 'One China' principle".
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The second case involved the scope of a federal law that outlaws discrimination on the basis of age.
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On the basis of data up to 2Q, we estimate real GDP growth for this year of 5%.
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If that is what happened, will Republicans agree to remove the president on the basis of those facts?
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On the basis of size alone, TPP would have been important, the largest regional trade deal in history.
|
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The court reaffirmed that state and local governments may draw election districts on the basis of total population.
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They did away with "gut feeling" decisions and instead promoted on the basis of quantifiable experience and skills.
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It was on the basis of centuries of accumulated stories and traditions that Mallory created his magnum opus.
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"On the basis of this evidence, Vinci has decided to file a complaint against persons unknown" it said.
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But four years earlier, the Democrats rejected Robert Bork, President Ronald Reagan's nominee, on the basis of ideology.
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At its worst, the comparison romanticizes a life-threatening disease on the basis of the 'tortured artist' stereotype.
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It also bans municipalities from passing rules barring discrimination on the basis of gender identity or sexual orientation.
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"Let's not proclaim cataclysm on the basis of a tweet or two, or four or six," he said.
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Dannel Malloy (D) said Connecticut officials should not detain anyone solely on the basis of their immigration status.
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Modi's party has consistently said it does not make any distinction between citizens on the basis of religion.
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Therefore, the effect was that individuals were being singled out and targeted on the basis of their sexuality.
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On Friday its foreign minister, Marcelo Ebrard, said the country does not act on the basis of threats.
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Previously, the ban had meant a soldier like Harrison could be discharged on the basis of being transgender.
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I want to move forward on the basis of prudence and the basis of a meticulous feasibility study.
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The Arkansas state House on Tuesday passed a measure banning abortions on the basis of a fetus's sex.
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Even if you delete your Facebook search history it still autocompletes on the basis of your past searches.
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Hoping to make the system fairer, some feeder schools now allocate places on the basis of pupils' proximity.
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It sells itself as a haven for major US corporations on the basis of very, very low taxes.
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This study makes it possible, on the basis of genetic similarities, to cluster breast cancers into different types.
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On the basis of the billboards, we expect him to be a slimeball or a slacker, but no.
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This is a conservative assessment, but on the basis of half a lifetime's experience, it seems about right.
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" The opinion concluded: "Two peremptory strikes on the basis of race are two more than the Constitution allows.
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Monarchies have done better, but they still cannot claim the right to rule on the basis of inheritance.
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I wanted to start the collection on the basis of making something that would last a long time.
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HE WAS ELECTED, IN MANY WAYS, ON THE BASIS OF HAVING FAIR AND RECIPROCAL TRADE, PARTICULARLY WITH CHINA.
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Third, equal representation on the basis of one person-one vote rests on the accuracy of the census.
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Lastly, the visas are allocated randomly on the basis of a lottery run by the Department of State.
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Companies do not invest in countries solely on the basis of whether they get access to certain markets.
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On the basis of this measurement alone, the rings of Saturn will last only about 300 million years.
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Ms. Sharpston found that Ms. Bougnaoui's dismissal amounted to "direct discrimination" on the basis of religion or belief.
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Oscar nominee Felicity Jones will play her in a feature film, "On the Basis of Sex," in December.
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Elected officials promised workers solid pensions years ago, on the basis of wishful thinking rather than realistic expectations.
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That position was magnified after the White House claimed Comey was fired on the basis of the memorandum.
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They demand change on the basis of rights, rather than pity, with its overtones of patronage and condescension.
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Federal law does not prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, although some states, like Colorado, do.
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"We demand the redistribution of the world's resources on the basis of need not profit," she says, finally.
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"I would not discount her on the basis of having those beliefs," said Mr. Clark, a retired pilot.
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Late on Super Tuesday, I got one asking for a donation on the basis of his spectacular performance.
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The Christmas market will reopen tomorrow and we will restart our lives on the basis of our values.
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They no longer wield the red pen just on the basis of what they see in the accounts.
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To ensure the respondents would answer truly and freely, the interviews were done on the basis of anonymity.
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The stock of companies he acquired or took public would balloon, largely on the basis of his involvement.
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"People are going to be denied the right to vote on the basis of their race," he said.
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It called for new, low-yield nuclear weapons that it justified on the basis of recent Russian advances.
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The two also had their price targets upgraded by RBC on the basis of stronger base metal prices.
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We can make reasonable judgments as individuals, however, on the basis of the total evidence available to us.
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Kentucky, a landmark 1986 ruling that prohibits the striking of potential jurors on the basis of their race.
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"On the basis of these findings, dogs can be considered as clean compared with bearded men," he added.
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We can't really know, just on the basis of this paper, whether these traits apply to Trump voters.
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The second, a biographical drama called "On the Basis of Sex," will arrive via Focus Features in November.
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This violates a 303 Supreme Court ruling that Title VII bars discrimination on the basis of sex stereotypes.
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" Netanyahu said he would agree to begin negotiations with the Palestinians "on the basis of [Trump's] peace plan.
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" You could own a house, but only on the basis of "its concrete specificity as valuable to you.
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Millions of Americans are still taking deliberate action to deny jobs and homes on the basis of race.
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Monday's central bank statement said the rate move was made "on the basis of having assessed slow inflation".
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"It makes it more difficult to oppose Nord Stream 2 on the basis of market dominance," he said.
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That involves choosing participants on the basis of narrow demographic criteria — perhaps their age, their race, their income.
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"I certainly wouldn't vote to impeach on the basis of what I've seen so far," says veteran Rep.
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Federal hate crime law explicitly protects against crimes committed on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
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The five candidates who have already qualified did so on the basis of polling from before Dec. 19.
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Chamblin's charges were eventually dismissed on the basis of unlawful command influence, after then-Marine Corps Commandant Gen.
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They fine-tuned the process of choosing mating pairs on the basis of both genetic information and personality.
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Britain's 2010 Equality Act prohibits discrimination in the workplace on the basis of gender, age or sexual orientation.
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But it is an artificial measure that has to be calculated on the basis of other computed indicators.
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We do not discriminate against potential hires on the basis of their prior work experience, including the administration.
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Other groups could be formed on the basis of such factors as family unity or American employment needs.
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Yes, it is quicker to adjudicate immigration benefits applications on the basis of paper forms and supporting documentation.
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Earlier this year House Republicans opposed a plan from Democrats on the basis of a clean energy fee.
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With fewer financial concerns, voters have been freer to side with candidates on the basis of cultural affinity.
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In the case of the bombing this weekend, Rahmani was not found on the basis of random profiling.
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Gray Television's $3.6 billion takeover of Raycom last year was approved on the basis of the new rules.
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It is carried out on the basis of international law, in accordance with our right to self-defense.
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So a school principal or student group can discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Trump, meanwhile, continued to try to make a case for the border wall on the basis of crime.
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We're not supposed to notice that blacks are included on the basis of some silly argument about diversity.
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But within those guidelines we do not in any way discriminate on the basis of viewpoint or ideology.
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Connecticut ruling to establish a woman's right to contraception on the basis of an individual's right to privacy.
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White supremacy is explicitly about inciting harm toward others on the basis of race, ethnicity, national origin, etc.
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And there is still no federal law explicitly prohibiting discrimination in the workplace on the basis of gender identity, with legal disagreement regarding whether or not trans people are covered under protections in Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, which prohibits discrimination at work on the basis of sex.
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Ideally, governments would invest in training teachers properly and promote or fire them on the basis of their performance.
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Milano feels her credibility, particularly since Donald Trump's election, is questioned on the basis of her success in Hollywood.
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The law prohibited any educational institution receiving federal funds from discriminating on the basis of sex, which includes athletics.
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Participants were selected solely on the basis of having taken the test twice, regardless of whether they underwent treatment.
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Fourth, do a trade agreement with Japan on the basis of strict, enforceable and results-oriented rules of reciprocity.
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That law prohibits employers from discriminating against employees on the basis of race, color, sex, religion and national origin.
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Many thousands more teachers and other state employees have lost their jobs on the basis of alleged Gülenist ties.
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"Facebook's advertising platform allowed unlawful discrimination on the basis of race, sexual orientation, disability and religion," Ferguson told Reuters.
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"We must not repeat history, and remind ourselves what was built on the basis of the war," he said.
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Facebook can predict users' race, sexual orientation, relationship status, and drug use on the basis of their "likes" alone.
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More than two-thirds of new drugs are approved on the basis of studies lasting six months or less.
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"Nobody is really going to make an investment decision on the basis of six weeks of pricing," he noted.
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Ginsburg will continue to participate in the cases on the basis of the briefs and transcripts of oral arguments.
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Provisions in other states include a law allowing student organizations to bar members on the basis of sexual identity.
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Songs on his previous albums were picked primarily on the basis of whether they were "radio-friendly," McCreery recalls.
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Charlotte had banned discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity in a range of public places.
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Close colleagues know each other's abilities, but modern labour markets do not work on the basis of such relationships.
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A bullying and cruel boss, Trump has spent his entire life managing on the basis of caprice and intimidation.
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The Congressional Accountability Act prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, and age.
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And those who succeed on the basis of merit are marrying other winners and hoarding the best educational opportunities.
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In federal civil rights law, discrimination on the basis of sex is banned in the workplace, housing, and schools.
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Quite apart from the oddity of arranging deaths on the basis of a use-by date, midazolam is controversial.
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The outraged Turkish leader filed a complaint with German prosecutors on the basis of that passage in the law.
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Before that she worked for decades changing laws that discriminated on the basis of gender — with Marty's complete support.
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Foreign policy is complex and every situation needs to be coldly evaluated on the basis of U.S. vital interests.
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Examples include establishing an independent diversity office and banning discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Nikki Haley's appointment as UN secretary was largely welcomed on the basis of her banal, conventional foreign policy views.
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So, you have to look at these issues and on the basis of the documents that have been produced.
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Indiana offers no statewide protections against discrimination on the basis of age, marital status, sexual orientation or gender identity.
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The wealthy northeastern region had unilaterally declared independence on the basis of a referendum deemed illegal by Spanish courts.
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Because of my body, I may be fired on the basis of size, with no law to protect me.
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Milone was told that he was being dismissed on the basis of a seven-month investigation by Vatican police.
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Prosecutors launched a probe against Mr Yavas on the basis of old claims connecting him to a forged cheque.
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President Trump's lawyers entered more than 150 objections on the basis of "absolute immunity" for senior White House officials.
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"You can't be discriminated against on the basis of national origin just because you're a DACA recipient," Hoffman said.
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In a truly national market, insurance carriers would be forced to compete on the basis of quality and price.
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" Gingrich's recent call for racial unity belies his earlier efforts to divide Americans on the basis of identity: "57.
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"To plan a deal on the basis of the disposal of significant assets would be a mistake," he said.
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"(Description could be) now on any basis, not just on the basis of the views of marriage," Graham said.
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But Houston doesn't have anti-discrimination laws that protect people on the basis of gender identity and sexual orientation.
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"The government persecuted us on the basis of religion so I don't have any use for them," he says.
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Investments would be chosen on the basis of their benefits, not whether or not they are approved by Congress.
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A mascara that ensures everyone in your vicinity will take your side, on the basis of your lashes alone?
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"I think moving in June would be on the basis of further improvement in the labor market," Evans said.
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Li said he hoped the two countries could conduct treaty talks on the basis of equality and mutual benefit.
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He'll next appear opposite Felicity Jones in On the Basis of Sex, playing the husband of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Under ObamaCare, patients are protected from discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability.
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"I will not discuss any issue that has become public solely on the basis of WikiLeaks," Rubio told ABC.
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Some diplomats said countries could send more police or border guards to Macedonia on the basis of bilateral agreements.
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Of course he supports the EU, but only on the basis of subsidiarity ("national where possible, European where necessary").
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As it stands, he's the only musician to be banned from the UK on the basis of lyrical content.
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It argues that Americans are increasingly clustering in distinct areas on the basis of their jobs and social values.
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"There is no mutual effect as each side is acting on the basis of its own needs," he said.
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Airlines aren't the only ones feeling the pinch when travellers make their choices on the basis of their wallets.
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On the basis of current futures prices for oil, headline inflation is likely to decline over the coming months.
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I would assume, on the basis of comity, that the President certainly is not going to abuse his discretion.
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Things look considerably different, however, when someone is being accused of serious wrongdoing on the basis of such information.
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Numerous cities also have passed legislation or policies prohibiting discrimination in public accommodations on the basis of gender identity.
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People can express robust and controversial opinions without needing to denigrate others on the basis of who they are.
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Neither Missouri, Michigan, nor Georgia has state laws forbidding discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Yet, if assessed on the basis of the calculus articulated in the trustees' statement, coal should pass the test.
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It also shows that Mueller and Rosenstein are making prosecutorial decisions on the basis of political, not legal, priorities.
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The nomination failed, but mostly on the basis of an individualized assessment of Fortas's qualifications to be chief justice.
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"The TLAC minimum requirement has been set (...) on the basis of quantitative impact assessment," the French-Italian paper said.
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"Certainly the Constitution does not require discrimination on the basis of sex," Justice Antonin Scalia bluntly stated in 2011.
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At times they manage to converge on a policy concept on the basis of pure identity politics and resentment.
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That law included Title IX, which banned discrimination on the basis of sex at schools receiving any federal funding.
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"On the basis of the election results, we have to build a coalition that delivers on policies," said Macron.
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Title IX, enacted in 22013, bars discrimination on the basis of sex in educational programs that receive federal funds.
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Executive Order 13672 forbids federal contractors to discriminate in employment on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Last week, North Carolina's Legislature overruled a Charlotte ordinance protecting people from discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
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Fifty-two percent believe that the investigations were started "on the basis of significant hard evidence" and not bias.
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These are fascinating results, to be sure, but Fadiman's research has been criticized on the basis of its methodology.
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On the basis of these assumptions, the debt-to-GDP ratio would fall steadily to around 220% by 20150.
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On the basis of current futures prices for oil, headline inflation is likely to decrease over the coming months.
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In the last 13 years, discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation in education and employment has been banned.
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Divinity is to be submitted to simply on the basis of its own evident existence, exemplified in humanity itself.
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Duke Power Company, which led to a 1971 decision offering protections against job discrimination on the basis of race.
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He said he opposes the Safe Act, Mr. Cuomo's 2013 gun control legislation, on the basis of civil liberties.
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"It was simply done on the basis of phone calls from one prime minister to another," Mr. Lehne said.
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So doctors are often left diagnosing the disease on the basis of clinical symptoms that can be really vague.
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China has the good faith, on the basis of mutual respect and equality, to resolve the bilateral trade frictions.
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Filtering on the basis of economic potential ensures that immigration generates the largest possible economic gain for our country.
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Those convictions were later reversed by the Mississippi Supreme Court on the basis of repeated instances of prosecutorial mischief.
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The regulation would eliminate a 2016 measure that redefined discrimination "on the basis of sex" to include gender identity.
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It is asking the Supreme Court to rule that companies can fire workers on the basis of sexual orientation.
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Board of Education, which determined that segregating schools on the basis of race was "inherently unequal" and thus, unconstitutional.
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It actually points to a larger problem of how things are accorded significance online, on the basis of relevance.
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Separately, the House passed sweeping legislation that would prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
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The World Trade Organization technically allows countries exceptions to free trade norms on the basis of ensuring national security.
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On the basis of the trailer, Bale does an uncanny impression of the former vice president's voice and cadences.
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"On the basis of the information the IOC has, postponement has been decided," Pound said in newspaper USA Today.
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That act prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color and national origin in programs receiving federal financial assistance.
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"I welcome the opportunity to cast a vote to end discrimination on the basis of sex," she told reporters.
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But these Americans, like most Americans, vote on the basis of their vision of what makes a great nation.
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Eventually, a judge granted Kevin asylum, but ICE appealed the decision on the basis of that first therapist's notes.
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The Supreme Court also requires laws that discriminate on the basis of race to overcome a "compelling interest" test.
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"Punishing an entire population on the basis of saying potential violence or terrorism might occur is extraordinary," said Chima.
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Obermaier said that they would "decline the invitation to produce documents," on the basis of his client's constitutional rights.
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On the basis of his egregious misconduct, the House of Representatives returned two articles of impeachment against the President.
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The 2017 and 2018 forecasts were made on the basis of an exchange rate of 1.175 euros per pound.
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Title VII prohibits workplaces, including colleges, from discriminating on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, and religion.
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The statement pointed to a provision in international law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of religion or nationality.
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"The department finds that discrimination on the basis of sex and sexual orientation may have occurred," the investigator wrote.
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That's why it's never smart to predict the outcome too early or on the basis of a single turn.
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U.S. Attorney Robert Hur said Hasson intended to inflict violence on the basis of his racist and hateful beliefs.
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I'm believing that everybody that is voting for me is voting for me on the basis of first choice.
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Why afford political power and taxpayer-funded luxury to a bunch of people on the basis of their bloodline?
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Part & Parcel was built to create a world where plus thrives – emotionally and economically, on the basis of community.
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China will increase U.S. imports on the basis of "market principles," a Beijing official said Sunday, according to Reuters.
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Liu told reporters Chinese firms will import U.S. agricultural products on the basis of consumer need and market forces.
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But when religion is weaponized to express hostility on the basis of sexual identity, it leads to predictable consequences.
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The tragic irony of mercy granted on the basis of celebrity seems a fitting illustration of the Trump era.
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"On the basis of this report, I tend to believe it was an inside job," he told reporters Tuesday.
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The program, begun in 1972, awards grants rather than loans, mostly to undergraduates, on the basis of financial need.
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Shevtsova said the bank could be established as a new bank or on the basis of an existing lender.
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There's a big difference between research and then the practical decisions you make on the basis of that research.
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We can compete on the basis of price, taste, and convenience, and just remove animals from the equation altogether.
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It made "any form of abuse, inhumane or degrading treatment and discrimination on the basis of disability" a crime.
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But conservative state-building is never judged on the basis of results — a simple point that bears closer inspection.
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As the doctor Mark Tonelli has argued, distinct forms of knowledge can't be judged by the same standards: what a patient prefers on the basis of personal experience; what a doctor thinks on the basis of clinical experience; and what clinical research has discovered — each of these is valuable in its own way.
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We can now pronounce with absolute confidence, on the basis of Britain's general election, that political scientists are talking tosh.
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Some funds, instead of suing on the basis of the pari passu clause, instead sued to collect their debt directly.
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Governments have handed out jobs not on the basis of competence and expertise, but based on sectarian and political affiliation.
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I wish to argue for this minimal definition of reasonableness in political life — arguing on the basis of shared facts.
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The structural deficit is an artificial indicator, calculated on the basis of a complex formula and notorious for being revised.
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Several federal courts have ruled that discrimination on the basis of gender identity is a form of unlawful sex bias.
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All three complaints also allege United discriminated against them on the basis of race, sexual orientation and/or religious beliefs.
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I can take criticism, but there is a difference between criticism and hate on the basis of my gender identity.
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Still, she said she does not side with those who argue against school meals on the basis of childhood obesity.
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During jury selection, prosecutors challenged the defense's strikes of jurors, saying they were illegally made on the basis of race.
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If we only had a Congress, issues of taxation and spending would be resolved on the basis of public benefit .
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Unlike every other immigration program in the US, refugees aren't brought here on the basis of being good for America.
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This was when people were saying that music and video games inspired school shootings on the basis of no evidence.
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Indeed, on the basis of the interviews he has given, Mr Page seems an unlikely conduit for high-level transactions.
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Authorities have also tried to restrict vehicles entering the capital during air pollution spikes on the basis of license plates.
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The evolutionaries The third school of thought, the evolutionaries, draw their conclusions on the basis of genetics and evolutionary biology.
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The order, the ACLU argued, "discriminates against petitioners on the basis of their country of origin, and without sufficient justification".
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We will not tolerate discrimination on the basis of age, race, color, religion, gender, gender expression, disability or sexual orientation.
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It also plans to use a Facebook-like algorithm to recommend content to users on the basis of their usage.
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Trump rose to fame on the basis of our prurient interest in his caddishness and amusement at his vulgar provocations.
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Hair restoration treatment will remain the most-after anti-ageing service, representing 20161% revenue share on the basis of services.
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Li said he hoped the two countries could conduct the treaty talks on the basis of equality and mutual benefit.
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Exclusion of people from jury service on the basis of race and gender leaves the courts without credibility or legitimacy.
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"I'm looking to an early resolution on the basis of lifting the tariffs -- no quotas," Seade said on CBC television.
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"To justify abandoning them on the basis of them not helping during the Second World War is outrageous," Gibson said.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont over Hillary Clinton in the 2016 Democratic presidential primary on the basis of foreign policy concerns.
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The ATP awards points exclusively on the basis of the importance of a tournament and the round each player reaches.
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Women at Bennett and Spelman were doubly marginalized, barred from other institutions on the basis of both race and gender.
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Avanti House is unusual among faith schools in that it does not explicitly select pupils on the basis of religion.
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Similarly, Mrs May appointed men to the top Brexit posts on the basis of their ideological positions instead of expertise.
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So some people vote on the basis of who they think will implement the most effective policies for the country.
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Young was preoccupied by the 11-plus exam which divided British state-school pupils on the basis of IQ tests.
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Xi said China was willing to handle disputes with South Korea "appropriately" on the basis of mutual trust and understanding.
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Baton Rouge, Shreveport, and the parish of Jefferson also prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
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A lower court ruled in their favor holding that the disparagement clause discriminates on the basis of viewpoint and content.
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Commissioner Glick has dissented several times on the basis of the commission's refusal to consider the social cost of carbon.
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Robots struggle to operate on the basis of incomplete information, or to adapt to novelty as quickly as humans do.
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He explained that if you have a strong political view then you make trading decisions on the basis of that.
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"We are proceeding on the basis of robust new safeguards that will enhance security at Hinkley," the spokesman told reporters.
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The Obama administration issued a regulation in 2016 that redefined discrimination on the basis of sex to include gender identity.
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However, experts have condemned the definition, arguing that heart attacks cannot be diagnosed solely on the basis of troponin levels.
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First, I think it's important we made a decision on the basis of the specifics in each of those scenarios.
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She's expected to do well on the basis of intelligence and experience -- but she doesn't have her husband's famous charisma.
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On the basis of existing cases, the gangs most likely to exploit those possibilities would be Vietnamese, British and Albanian.
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Yet it also reflects the fact that many students choose their university on the basis of prestige, not teaching quality.
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But it is for the Commission to assess any competition concerns, on the basis of the facts and proposed remedies.
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The Harris-Nadler bill prohibits the denial of any federal public benefits, like housing, on the basis of marijuana use.
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She said the deportations were taking place on the basis of an agreement made with the Afghan government in October.
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They wrote that this was a system that judged individuals on the basis of their abilities, rather than their identities.
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But for us I think on the basis of a civil disputeyou settle it if you can and we did.
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You know we made an investment on which we expected to make a profit on the basis of the facts.
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" YouTube said it bans hate speech "including the promotion of violence on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.
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On the basis of these assumptions, the government debt to GDP ratio is expected to fall to 50% by 2026.
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The new PCA framework will be invoked on the basis of the banks' FY5003 financials, which they are still reporting.
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Of course, it would be absurd to predict a market drop merely on the basis of a decline in volatility.
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If there's a social reason to encourage people to have health insurance, let's not discriminate on the basis of income.
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Since it is a public forum, individuals' freedom of speech can't be limited there on the basis of political viewpoint.
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THEREFORE, I AM READY TO DISCUSS EVERY FACT BUT YOU CAN ONLY GIVE ADVICE ON THE BASIS OF THE FACTS.
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One, Executive Order 13672, prevents federal contractors from discriminating against employees on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
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It systematically identifies prevailing market regimes and trends on the basis of investors' risk aversion across multiple markets and regions.
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Anti-discrimination laws in the United States rightly prevent airlines from hiring and firing on the basis of physical appearance.
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Under this new rule, any corporation or nonprofit could deny coverage on the basis of religious belief, with few restrictions.
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In December 2011, a federal judge ordered him to stop detaining people solely on the basis of suspected undocumented status.
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So doctors are often left to diagnose the disease on the basis of clinical symptoms that can be really vague.
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He says committee leadership should be decided as it has been in the past, mainly on the basis of seniority.
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The law instructs the FDA to consider new drugs for approval on the basis of the uses submitted by sponsors.
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In addition, more than 28500 cities and municipalities have local ordinances that prohibit discrimination on the basis of gender identity.
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In addition, the Act discriminates among speakers and on the basis of speech content, which separately violates the First Amendment.
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There is no federal law that requires any educational institution to refrain from discriminating on the basis of sexual orientation.
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"In the past, he's been successful because he competed on the basis of big ideas," said Democratic strategist Chris Lehane.
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A rule enacted in 2016 interpreted the ban on sex discrimination to include discrimination on the basis of gender identity.
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If the World Cup was determined strictly on the basis of sportsmanship, Japan's team would win this thing no question.
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Maryland -- The Fairness for All Marylanders Act of 63 prohibits discrimination on the basis of gender identity in public accommodations.
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European legal systems are empowered to select for permitted expression on the basis of how liberal or illiberal it is.
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It was the first time in Indiana that a pardon was granted on the basis of innocence, rather than clemency.
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Trump hates to admit a mistake and he wasn't going to do it on the basis of advice from Obama.
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"On the basis of equality and mutual respect, we will find mutually acceptable solutions through dialogue and consultation," Hua said.
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"Financial services firms have no choice but to continue preparing on the basis of a 'no deal' scenario," Ali said.
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The people who were going to vote on the basis of corruption aren't going to vote for a Sharif anyway.
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But they share a strategy based on exploiting divisions between people, promoting fear and hatred on the basis of identity.
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Unfortunately, out of date Medicare coverage rules are restricting access to bone marrow transplants solely on the basis of age.
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When the Court overturned laws on the basis of sex discrimination, no great controversy ensued, she observed, but Roe v.
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On the basis of these and other findings, the American Heart Association recommends that foods should take priority over supplements.
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What will we do with ourselves when we can't speculate about voter turnout on the basis of no information whatsoever?
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A fallback position is trading with Europe on the basis of World Trade Organization rules, as the United States does.
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"The Department of Justice does not discriminate potential hires on the basis of political affiliation," a DOJ spokesperson told CNN.
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It is difficult to explain this gap in reporting on the basis of what most people would consider journalistic norms.
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It was upheld on the basis of legislative necessity and custom based on the historic judicial character of the House.
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DE, but said it would need a fresh start on the basis of insolvency proceeding, he told Reuters on Wednesday.
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In December, dozens of complaints lodged against Kavanaugh were dismissed on the basis of his confirmation to the top court.
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Rohrabacher told the Register that he's not "anti-gay" and opposes discrimination on the basis of race, religion or sex.
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No wonder so many Republicans are voting for Trump on the basis of what they think is in his guts.
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In reality, it's a standard provision simply requiring federal contractors to avoid discriminating on the basis of race or gender.
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Nearly a third of harassed women had their ability to run a company questioned on the basis of their gender.
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Children aren't typically skeptics of religion or horror movies, rarely objecting to either on the basis of science or rationality.
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"Any government will have to act on the basis of the rule of law and the Spanish constitution," she added.
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The U.S. is worried about intellectual property protection and has increased scrutiny of deals on the basis of national security.
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For the most part, I hire people on the basis of one piece of work they've done that's really good.
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President Trump, on the basis of no scientific advice or evidence, has pulled the United States out of the agreement.
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The United States Supreme Court concurred this year that Americans could not be forcibly relocated on the basis of race.
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But to vote on the basis of a belief in things unseen and unproved is a road to national ruin.
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Peter Giuliano, a barista and director of the Specialty Coffee Symposium, is anti–cold brew on the basis of solubility.
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Should women, and everyone marginalized on the basis of gender, have the same freedom, opportunity, and safety as men do?
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Arctic Council statements are issued on the basis of consensus, and an objection from any member country can scuttle adoption.
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On the basis of their shared values, the United States and France have a special responsibility to lead the way.
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Lawyers accused of discriminating on the basis of race in jury selection, the court said, must provide a different explanation.
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The actress Felicity Jones portrays her in "On the Basis of Sex," a movie released this week about her life.
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Kentucky, that in criminal trials prosecutors may not eliminate jurors from the jury pool strictly on the basis of race.
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Soccer — perhaps more than any other sport — sells itself, in part, on the basis of its connection to its community.
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The British, and particularly British youth, deserve the right to determine their long-term future on the basis of reality.
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The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was a critical moment, prohibiting election practices that discriminate on the basis of race.
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A documentary film, "RBG," and a feature film about her life, "On the Basis of Sex," were released in 2018.
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"Nobody would seriously proceed on the basis of a consent form that was signed nearly three years ago," she said.
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But refusing to treat a patient on the basis of conscience, which the Trump administration is defending, is more problematic.
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Somehow it is perfectly fine to suggest that Trump judicial appointees rule on the basis of politics instead of principle.
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Discrimination against workers on the basis of religion is prohibited under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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"We don't condemn people now — at least I assume we don't — on the basis of guilt by association," she said.
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Mr. David said he did not know how many guns have been seized on the basis of New York's list.
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A 2014 executive order prohibited federal contractors from discriminating against workers on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.
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On the basis of past decisions, we can imagine that the justices would have decided in favor of the boy.
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ON THE BASIS OF SEX (2018) Stream on Showtime and Sling TV; Rent on Amazon, Google Play, Vudu and YouTube.
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We would not shy away from pressuring China, Russia, Iran and other authoritarian countries on the basis of our values.
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On the basis of "Hamletmaschine" and two other Burgtheater premieres this season, the answer to that question is extremely gloomy.
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He argues that the Immigration and Nationality Act of 23 banned discrimination against immigrants on the basis of national origin.
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When he arrived in Italy, we learn, he claimed asylum on the basis of persecution as a homosexual in Albania.
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On the basis of current futures prices for oil, headline inflation is likely to decline further over the coming months.
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The effectiveness of drugs approved on the basis of single arm trials or surrogate endpoints has not been conclusively established.
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"We sometimes may look at issues differently, but generally around on the basis of friendship, on partnership," Ms. Merkel said.
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The number of immigrants granted legal residency on the basis of job skills, about 140,000, would remain roughly the same.
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The practice of Islam must be on the basis of freedom, not coercion, and governments shouldn't police religion or morality.
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We also do not allow accounts whose primary purpose is inciting harm towards others on the basis of these categories.
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President Due Process not only urged but *did* ban travel to the United States on the basis of religious faith.
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But nothing they do will make it possible for them to remain here permanently on the basis of TPS status.
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Instead it expands on Obama-era rules, under which anti-Jewish prejudice can be punished on the basis of intent.
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Komileva explained that by expecting Fed inflation results on the basis of this model, markets have been misinterpreting inflation data.
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But Indiana still lacks explicit protections against discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity, age or marital status.
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Exemptions on the basis of public interest - including cases that could draw media scrutiny - will need approval from USCIS headquarters.
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These art pieces seem to me like a young, female body coming to understand itself on the basis of absurdity.
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"On the basis of this guideline, we have now agreed with France to continue working to reduce risks," he said.
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The workers also accuse the company of denying black workers opportunities within the company on the basis of their race.
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It undermines existing protections prohibiting discrimination on the basis of race, ethnicity, or sex by broadening exemptions from the law.
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Men and women alike expressed concern that we might begin selecting letters on the basis of gender rather than merit.
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Women and men alike expressed concern that we might begin selecting letters on the basis of gender rather than merit.
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Airport rides carry more weight when they're done on the basis of an intimacy that burns long instead of fast.
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He called Hunt a "racist" for appealing to black votes on the basis of his support of civil rights measures.
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The women, called the Danaids, claim refuge on the basis of their ethnicity, their bloodline, which they insist is Greek.
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Democratic challengers, in contrast, are more likely than Republicans to differ from the incumbent on the basis of social identity.
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U.S., Bassam Salman was convicted of trading illegally on the basis of information that originated with a Citigroup investment banker.
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First, there is no evidence to suggest that profiling people on the basis of their appearance makes us any safer.
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"The Supreme Court has never upheld an immigration policy that openly discriminated on the basis of race or religion," Prof.
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