Sentence examples for affirmative enough from inspiring English sources

No Northern Whigs voted for the measure, but 44 of 86 Northern Democrats voted in the affirmative, enough to pass it.

Police Commissioner Paul F. Evans summarized the official sentiment this way: "I'm an attorney, and I know the arguments for and against affirmative action well enough to argue either side.

The remedy proposed was radical enough: affirmative action for blacks, a policy that was not launched in earnest until later, under a Republican administration.The perils of confronting racial issues surfaced again with the leak of a 1970 Moynihan memorandum to President Nixon which remarked that "the issue of race could benefit from a period of 'benign neglect'".

The court's defense of affirmative action was definitive enough that the University of Texas said it would resume practicing it, years after a lower court required it to stop.

And if I ask one of my sons, will he say that he's had enough of my affirmative action plan and it's about time the girls chip in and help?

Liberalism is the belief that toleration is not enough, that an active, affirmative pluralism is essential to social sanity.

In addition, the artifacts must contain more than just file fragments and enough to establish an affirmative link between user and session.

To him, the end of affirmative action can't come soon enough. .

The answer is affirmative that China has more than enough power to take over Taiwan by force.

Some web browsers left enough information to establish an affirmative link and some did not.

Conservatives do face some bias and are wildly underrepresented in the social sciences; enough, perhaps, to warrant new affirmative efforts to increase political pluralism in academia.