discriminate
వివక్షత
definition
verb
babies can discriminate between different facial expressions of emotion
recognize a distinction; differentiate.
existing employment policies discriminate against women
make an unjust or prejudicial distinction in the treatment of different categories of people or things, especially on the grounds of race, sex, or age.
translation of 'discriminate'
భేదమును గమనించు,
వేరు వేరుగా గుర్తించు
example
New legislation which will make it illegal for businesses to 'discriminate' against workers on grounds of age is due to come into force next year.
So, why don't theaters price 'discriminate' between weekend nights and week nights, the way they do between matinees and other shows?
Retaining the ability to 'discriminate' between good acts and bad acts will become ever harder over the next few months, as new conflicts and paradoxes challenge our preconceptions.
There are only subtle differences between the ratings under each performance dimension, which makes it difficult to 'discriminate' between a good soldier and a very good soldier.
The results indicate that, on average, listeners are able to 'discriminate' between the two.
From that date it has been, for the first time, unlawful for employers to 'discriminate' against, harass or victimise their workforce on the grounds of sexual orientation.
features that 'discriminate' this species from other gastropods
He claimed that the school district stepped over the line with its affirmative action plan and that race was improperly used to 'discriminate' against the white teacher.
Children only 'discriminate' between interesting and boring books.
bats can 'discriminate' a difference in echo delay of between 69 and 98 millionths of a second
More than that, I did not 'discriminate' against my men on the basis of race or colour of skin or texture of hair.
I have tried never to 'discriminate' against people in terms of wealth, status, race, religion or background.
They do not differentiate or 'discriminate' between domestic, social and public violence, viewing all of them as equally violative of human rights.
‘It is very difficult to read it and be able to 'discriminate' between the satirical and what actually happened,’ she said.
They find that birds are better able to 'discriminate' differences in nectar concentrations at relatively low concentrations than at high concentrations.
We're here because, every year, thousands of people are killed and injured by weapons that don't 'discriminate' between soldier or civilian, between man, woman and child.
We do not 'discriminate' against anybody on any grounds, nor should we.
We should vote in favour of the forces which are democratic and secular and do not 'discriminate' against people on religious grounds after coming to power.
The Constitution also states that: The state shall not 'discriminate' against any citizen on grounds of religion, race, caste, place and birth or any form.
While they don't think that individual people's satisfaction levels can be measured and compared they do not 'discriminate' between preferences.
existing employment policies 'discriminate' against women
We must not be prejudiced and 'discriminate' against one another.
It follows that it is not necessary to show an intention to 'discriminate' on grounds of race or sex, if that is the effect of a decision.
The Adoption Board said no health board could impose this age cut-off point because it was contrary to the Equal Status Act to 'discriminate' against anyone on the grounds of age.
It doesn't 'discriminate' between life and death.
The results tell us for the first time that we should not 'discriminate' between older and middle-aged people when we select patients for therapy to prevent heart attack.
‘It is important to 'discriminate' between what needs to be read and what can be left,’ he explained.
existing employment policies 'discriminate' against women
While we do not inhabit a moral universe where the alternatives are black and white, we do have the capacity to 'discriminate' between what is truly wrong and what is unfortunate but necessary.
babies can 'discriminate' between different facial expressions
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