That question was whether a company could be held liable for punitive damages at all for the discriminatory actions of its employees.

The discriminatory actions and statements by the movement's leaders during the 1920s and 1930s have led to continuing allegations that the movement was racist.

"I will personally lead the charge to protect any businesses, foreign or domestic, from unfair or discriminatory actions."

The growing list of court rulings against any "discriminatory" actions does not carry clout.

That amendment prohibits only discriminatory action by the states, not discrimination by individuals.

These workers were singled out for discriminatory action.

British economic weaknesses also clearly required some discriminatory action against American exports.

He assisted local lawyers in gathering evidence to challenge arbitrary and racially discriminatory actions by election officials.

The students initially strengthen their theoretical knowledge, while later they work with concrete cases of discriminatory actions.

But he said that the belief is no longer abstract once it provides the motive for discriminatory action.