discriminatory

Preposition: on

• ground: It is certainly discriminatory on the grounds of age.

Preposition: against

• woman: For example, a job advertisement requiring applicants to be six foot or more in height is indirectly discriminatory against women.
• people: This is said to be discriminatory against people who are not industrious.

Modifies a noun

• dismissal: Does the failure to investigate give grounds for constructive discriminatory dismissal?
• advertisement: Only the Commission for Racial Equality is able to take legal action against discriminatory advertisements.
• act: One yard away alleging discriminatory acts only required to has been the.
• behavior: The School does not tolerate discriminatory behavior or practices.
• remark: Anyone interrupting a speech with an abusive or discriminatory remark is asked to withdraw the remark or to leave the meeting.

Modifying Another Word

• indirectly: For example, a job advertisement requiring applicants to be six foot or more in height is indirectly discriminatory against women.
• unlawfully: Selection criteria and tests should be reviewed regularly to ensure that they remain relevant and are not unlawfully discriminatory.
• blatantly: However, he has not stressed the point that this school is being blatantly discriminatory in a particularly offensive way.
• inherently: There is no recognition that such a conscious pressure to assimilate is inherently discriminatory.
• sexually: The sexually discriminatory Paternity and Maternity leave provisions should be replaced by unisex Baby Care and Adoption leave and so on.

Used with adjective complement

• consider: However, Code sponsors have argued that the imposition of an age limit might be considered discriminatory.
• regard: Ian Greenwood felt this needed to be pursued as it could be regarded as discriminatory.
• see: The proposed plans for roaming could be seen as discriminatory.
• deem: We need evidence of what works before the denial of what works to one group can be deemed discriminatory.

Preposition: in

• way: However, he has not stressed the point that this school is being blatantly discriminatory in a particularly offensive way.