Sentence examples for affirmative discussion from inspiring English sources

If we answer in the affirmative, discussion tends quickly to turn to the practical dimensions of humanitarian military intervention, which always carries the prospect of causing more harm than good.

It should be noted that the very existence of collective agents has been the subject of skeptical as well as affirmative discussions (see, for example, [ 22, 23]).

What role did President Bush play in the discussion of affirmative action in education?

Set aside, for a moment, the explosive issue of black or brown versus white, which underpins much of the discussion about affirmative action.

But this lawsuit, and much of the discussion of affirmative action that surrounds it, makes a serious error in assuming that, in order to stop discrimination against Asian applicants, race-conscious affirmative action must end.

Harvard Law School hired its first woman of color, Elizabeth Warren, in 1995," read the piece, which was written by Laura Padilla about the role of minority women in a discussion of affirmative action.

During a discussion of affirmative action, Mr. Gore asked, "Are you for what the Supreme Court says is a constitutional way of having affirmative action?" Mr. Bush turned to Jim Lehrer, the moderator, his facial expression and body language all but begging Mr. Lehrer to save him by declaring there was no time left for him to answer.

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The University of Texas has been the focus of discussion on affirmative action for years, due to a lawsuit filed by Abigail Fisher, a white woman who believed she was racially discriminated against when she was denied admission to the university in 2008.

Hapas muddy discussions of affirmative action and the gathering of health-care statistics.

Many were dressing in dowdier clothes to throw police off the scent, while others were conducting business in the local supermarket, approaching potential customers with the age-old question: "Have you got a light?" Affirmative responses led to a discussion of menu prices that range from €30 to €100, not including the cost of a hotel.