discriminatory , also: discriminative

We do not believe so, for that would be discriminatory.

Only in a case of "state discriminatory action" would the federal government have a role to play.

"I think our past policy might have been perceived as being discriminatory."

I consider the practice to be discriminatory against these women and girls.

But it is not only the age range of 20s/30s that may be discriminatory.

The bill says they must be made soon after the discriminatory effect becomes clear.

You must also make sure your pay arrangements are not discriminatory.

City officials are not sure how many large clubs still have a discriminatory policy.

They're not going to tell you their motive is discriminatory.

To do otherwise would seem to be directly discriminatory against men.

"It had nothing to do with any lack of discriminatory power," he said.

The only way most people can understand Disability is in discriminatory terms.

"It is simply another discriminatory tactic of the federal government."

"It was the only way they could maintain their discriminatory system," he said about the former Government.

What's really gotten me is that this woman calls us discriminatory.

County officials said they were not admitting that the current system was discriminatory.

Though clearly not discriminatory, the school had made few provisions for people like her.

States will have to repeal all discriminatory service industry rules.

All students have the right to a free and fair appeal against any act which they feel to be discriminatory.

Thus the State was already acting in a discriminatory fashion.

"By setting the date at 1949, the bill in this way is discriminatory."

"Their money should not be used by religious groups to fund discriminatory practices against them."

"What I'm saying is the process leaves a pattern of discriminatory results."

Discriminatory actions in the work place affect the lives of everyone.

Wages that are too low to meet costs can be discriminatory, however.