Sentences with phrase «systematic exclusion»

While some have written off the leaky STEM pipeline as a «cop out» for companies, addressing systematic exclusion and low retention is essential to long - term progress.

Affirming the conviction, the Kentucky Supreme Court observed that recently, in another case, it had relied on Swain v. Alabama, 380 U.S. 202, and had held that a defendant alleging lack of a fair cross-section must demonstrate systematic exclusion of a group of jurors from the venire.

Women still face systematic exclusion and discrimination.

Here, the particular jury selection process employed by Kent County made social or economic factors relevant to whether an otherwise qualified prospective juror would be excused from service; and because such social or economic factors disproportionately impact African Americans in Kent County, such factors produced systematic exclusion.

In his monumental study The Nazi Doctors, Robert Lifton, an American psychiatrist, came to the conclusion that the gruesome «medicine» practiced in Auschwitz was possible only because of the doctors» systematic exclusion of empathy for their victims.

This systematic exclusion of God from any role in the world is not an independent feature of the dominant worldview but integral to its basic metaphysics.

«Despite the window dressing declaration of «no victor, no vanquished and the policy of rehabilitation, reconstruction and reintegration, economic strangulation and systematic exclusion of the Igbo people of Eastern Nigeria (Biafra) had followed since then.

To give you an example, students don't learn about the systematic exclusion of African Americans from first - time homeowner loans, which created residential segregation and poverty in African American communities.

«Formally pioneered in the context of the Canadian criminal justice system, the restorative approach emphasizes the importance of addressing harm done through the building and repairing of relationships, rather than through the systematic exclusion of perpetrators from society or school,» writes doctoral student Sarah Fine, Ed.M.»

It is the combination of both systematic exclusion and cultural discrimination that forms a straight line from the desire to stop bullying and the necessity of engaging student voice throughout education.

Organized by the Hammer Museum with guest curators Cecilia Fajardo - Hill and Andrea Giunta, the exhibition takes as its baseline the systematic exclusion of its 120 artists fr...

See also his recent speech to the Victorian Aboriginal Children's Summit, which outlines some of the «systematic exclusion of our children from family, community and culture across the state».