Uh-huh is also the sound of "I hear you, I understand" or the slightly more affirmative "Yeah, I guess so".
He also noticed that when Mr. Rodriguez denied taking drugs, he was seemingly contradicted by his head, which nodded slightly in the affirmative.
He's slightly wobbling on affirmative actions just as McCain did.
First, the Court's precedent, while not answering the question, points slightly in the direction of our affirmative answer.
Responding to those and other concerns, De Leon has revised the bill, toning it down slightly to define consent as "an affirmative, unambiguous and conscious decision by each participant" and dropping the language about using "words".
In that legendary School House Rock episode, my son learned from the tenacious, slightly self-deprecating, anthropomorphic "Bill" that lawmaking is an affirmative, proactive process that Congress undertakes to solve problems.
Examining data from four major metropolitan areas, they found that companies with affirmative action policies employed blacks and Hispanics with slightly less education or credentials than those employed by companies without the policies.
Powell's rationale differed slightly from the rest of the majority, who predicated their support for affirmative action on an acknowledgment of America's legacies of discrimination and inequality.
At the same time, students who entered elite schools under affirmative action dispensations probably would have done fine at a slightly less exclusive school.
Men are slightly under-represented across college campuses; African-Americans are not, but can still benefit from some forms of affirmative action; and there is always a need for those who are good at sports.
