Sentences with phrase «disproportionately effects people»
The documentary explores not only the current systematic problems that have led to mass incarceration (which disproportionately effects people of color), but also the America's history of racial injustice — and how the two are related.
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On climate change disproportionately harming the poor: Awareness of the encyclical didn't directly influence people's beliefs about the effects of climate change on the poor.
Applying a policy, criteria or provision equally to everyone but the effect to a person of a particular faith or belief is disproportionately worse than a person without faith or not holding a particular belief.
Legal and non-legal problems adversely affect people's lives and persons with disabilities experience a disproportionately greater adverse effect because of the greater number and types of legal problems they experience and because legal problems may cause non-legal problems and vice versa.
This can result in unanticipated and disproportionately negative effects on persons with disabilities: LCO Disabilities Report at 39 — 42.
The central comparison underlying the duty to accommodate is with regard to the disproportionately disparate effects of ableist norms and practices on persons with disabilities, as compared with persons without disabilities.
Legal and non-legal problems adversely affect people's lives and marginalized groups experience a disproportionately greater adverse effect because of the greater number and types of legal problems they experience and because legal problems may cause non-legal problems and visa versa.
In shifting the focus of criminal liability from a person's conduct to their associations, offences of this type unduly burden freedom of association and are likely to have a disproportionately harsh effect on certain sections of the population who, simply because of their familial or community connections, may be exposed to the risk of criminal sanction.