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Перевод: discriminate
[прилагательное]
различающий; различающийся; отличительный; отчетливый;
[глагол]
отличать; различать; распознавать; уметь различать; уметь распознавать; тонко разбираться; выделять; относиться по-разному; дискриминировать
Тезаурус:
- They reflect, in other words, an increasing tendency, directly or indirectly, to discriminate against older people in favour of younger ones, or "ageism" (Walker 1982b).
- Figure 1.2 indicates the extent to which death continues to discriminate between men and women in older age, leaving more and more women among the survivors.
- Parliament can discriminate on grounds of sex or religion; or provide for the taking of life with impunity; or detain without trial; or prohibit marriage.
- To discriminate on the grounds of sex or race, either directly or indirectly, in relation to the admission of a pupil or group of pupils to a school is unlawful under the Sex Discrimination Act 1975 and Race Relations Act 1976.
- And secondly that in the interests of "racial harmony" the government would itself discriminate against black people and make this discrimination legal.
- Organisations should consider incorporating in their equal opportunity statements their commitment not to discriminate arbitrarily on the grounds of age.
- The duty not to discriminate rests with the "responsible body" - the governors or LEA or proprietor of an independent school.
- They were, indeed, a sorry and sadly bedraggled lot, so covered in diesel and smoke that it was quite impossible to discriminate among them on the basis of age, sex or nationality.
- present factual information in a clear and logically structured manner in an increasingly wide range of situations - discriminate between fact and opinion, and between relevance and irrelevance;
- A subject only able to see the single large letters at the top of the chart (the 6/60 line) would be able only to discriminate at 6m what the normally sighted person would see clearly at 60m.
- This chapter has considered some of the dimensions of the likely future needs for health care among older people, and has examined practices which discriminate against those needs by comparison with other age groups.
- After all, at this end of the market where incomes are low and where applicants for credit may well have been turned down by other types of lender, lenders may feel that they have to discriminate particularly carefully to be sure of recovering their money.
- It seems to me that we could learn to rely on a system that could both embrace a wider ability range and discriminate within it more accurately (both downwards and upwards) if we adopted the structure of graded tests.
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