VII
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- The Roman numeral VII is used in the title of the movie.
- VII chapter
- VII title
- VII annex
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The Supreme Court initially found that Title VII did not even protect women from discrimination on the basis of pregnancy.
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When amending Title VII, Congress understood the complexities of workplace discrimination.
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OK, this is the same as VII and VI.
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Three cheers for his majesty... King Edward VII.
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The EEOC is an independent federal agency established by Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
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He is crowned King Henry VII of England on October the 30th.
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Further, "nothing in the text of Title VII" indicates congressional intent to limit these benefits to heterosexual employees.
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The EEOC then addressed three rationales that courts have provided when declining to apply Title VII to sexual orientation discrimination.
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Second, granting the EEOC the power to interpret Title VII furthers one of the central tenets of administrative law: promoting uniformity.
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Part IV.A explores Mia Macy's groundbreaking case, which prompted the EEOC to extend Title VII's sex discrimination doctrine to transgender employees.
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Etymology
VII is a Roman numeral for seven. It is made of V ('five') and two Is ('one' each), so 5 + 1 + 1 = 7.