In most cases, since the IRS pronouncement concerning this potentially discriminatory approach, ROBS plans have been inclusive of all participants and provide broad-based participation for all employees.

However, Rehnquist went on to explain that the Privileges and Immunities Clause did not bar all potentially discriminatory acts by a state or political subdivision.

They made another point - one that is exclusionary, potentially discriminatory and embarrassingly hostile to the rest of the world.

In response, the Duma passed a new, restrictive, and potentially discriminatory law in October 1997.

When questioned as to whether these measures were potentially discriminatory, Glass exclaimed, "Discrimination!

Which playwright had a work banned by Dudley council on the grounds that it intended to show "themes of a political and potentially discriminatory nature"?

His rationale: Those terms could be euphemisms for "not disabled," and so were potentially discriminatory.

The 15-member commission itself was supposed to reflect the mosaic - in such precise proportions that even the charter requirement that established the commission is being challenged as potentially discriminatory.

The Saskatchewan provincial Human Rights Act was found not to apply to potentially discriminatory conduct that was acted as part of criminal law enforcement.