discriminated造句怎麼寫

Science fiction developed and flourished in the west but in China it had been misunderstood and discriminated in despite of the fact that it has had a history of more than one hundred years.

They also argue that the class action process will undercut Wal-Mart's ability to defend itself against charges that it intentionally discriminated against each of the 1.5 million women.

They soon discovered the obvious fact that the codes discriminated against small producers, especially in pricing and sales policies.

OPEC was formed, incidentally, in response to President Eisenhower’s regulations on oil imports, which discriminated against imports from the countries that formed OPEC.

The main reasons are those of discriminated and unreasonable village regulations, prominent conflicts between human and land, policy and legislation's loopholes and so on.

Both institutions largely abolished entrance exams in most subjects in the mid-90s under pressure from state schools which claimed they discriminated in favour of pupils from the private sector.

RM302 was ultimately chosen as primer pairs to identify seeds purity of Liangyou932 because the specific bands were easily discriminated with that of F1 hybrids amplified by RM302.

In the study, attractive women were discriminated against when applying for jobs considered "masculine" and for which appearance was not seen as important to the job.

True to form, the control group preferred their own race and gender. The children with Williams syndrome, however, had no racial preference—although they still discriminated by gender.

People should not be discriminated against.