It said it was the duty of the publishers of children's books to make sure that classics could continue through the ages, but that this meant that particular terms which were once not thought to be discriminatory, but which had become so, should be deleted or replaced.
The proposed rules say conversion, per se, isn't discriminatory, but set up specific tests pension plans must meet.
But these plans are discriminatory and, if they go ahead, will damage the trust between adults and children.
In principle, such a compulsory age is discriminatory, but the European directive allows countries to set a national retirement age.
But I think it is discriminatory if we are not allowed permanent residency.
This is particularly true of Lebanon, whose 300, 000 Palestinians suffer not just from poverty and exile but from a range of discriminatory laws aimed at making them emigrate.
But last year a judge ruled these provisions discriminatory.
It took her five years and a major lawsuit that challenged the New York City Fire Department's discriminatory hiring practices to do it, but she made her dream come true.
The couple hope to have children someday, but that would create further layers of what they say are discriminatory rules.
It has been criticised in the past as "half-baked" and "clearly discriminatory" by Lib Dem deputy leader Simon Hughes but Mr Clegg urged critics to reconsider it, saying it could be a "useful, additional tool".
But employers can build financially sustainable wellness program without charging some of their workers discriminatory premiums.
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