Synonyms for non-discrimination
non-dis·crim·i·na·tion

Princeton's WordNet

1. non-discriminationnoun

   fairness in treating people without prejudice

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1. • Fairness

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1. List of paraphrases for "non-discrimination":

   nondiscrimination, non-discriminatory, anti-discrimination, discrimination

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1. European Transport Commissioner Violeta Bulc:

   A toll system can only be compliant with European law if it respects the fundamental treaty principle of non-discrimination, we have serious doubts that this is the case in the final text of the relevant German laws. We are now acting swiftly to clarify these doubts through an infringement procedure in the interest of EU citizens.

2. Steny Hoyer:

   We had 217 people for non-discrimination right up until the last moment.

3. Philadelphia City Solicitor Diana Cortes:

   With today's decision, Supreme Court has usurped the City's judgment that a non-discrimination policy is in the best interests of the children in its care, with disturbing consequences for other government programs and services, at the same time, Philadelphia City is gratified that the Supreme Court did not, as the plaintiffs sought, radically change existing constitutional law to adopt a standard that would force court-ordered religious exemptions from civic obligations in every arena.

4. Angela Merkel:

   We made it clear that we are ready to compromise, but always on the basis that we safeguard the core European principles, which include non-discrimination and free movement.

5. Chancellor Angela Merkel:

   On the one hand, we want to reach an agreement with which the British government can successfully campaign, in the forthcoming referendum, to remain in the European Union, on the other hand, we don't want to, and we won't, call into question the core principles of European integration. These include in particular the principle of free movement and the principle of non-discrimination between European citizens.