discriminate in the PONS Dictionary

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to discriminate in favour of sb
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Because those being discriminated against had limited access to legal help, this left many victims of discrimination without recourse.
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As a result, residents of favelas are often discriminated against for living in these communities and often experience inequality and exploitation.
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Manufacturing a silicon, nanoporous membrane with narrow pore size distributions improves the membrane's ability to discriminate between filtered and retained molecules.
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The party believes that immigration laws should be fair and that immigrants should not be discriminated against.
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Leftist politicians and sympathizers were discriminated against and often fired from work.
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However, the chamber can not discriminate between radiation types (beta or gamma) and can not produce an energy spectrum of radiation.
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Veterans of unpopular or lost conflicts may be discriminated against.
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This orderly arrangement of sensory cells gives the insect the ability to discriminate frequencies, much like the inner ear of mammals.
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Our mission is to help families around the world; we do not discriminate by race, color, religion, gender, or country of origin. 4.
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This is not to discriminate against the academically less-inclined students, but to enable the better use of resources and teaching strategies.
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