Sentence examples for affirmative figure from inspiring English sources

The answer was in the affirmative (Figure 1C-vi and -v).

"We need some form of affirmative action".

Correction: April 6, 2000, Thursday An article yesterday about the number of black, Hispanic and American Indian students accepted at the University of California, three years after the end of affirmative action there, referred imprecisely to the figures cited.

Sometimes Asian-Americans figure prominently, as in debates over affirmative action.

We describe the treatment-seeking behaviour, if any, of these participants and tabulated the frequency of affirmative response to questions about internalised stigma beliefs (figure 1).

Call them "media legacies," analogous to the "alumni legacies" who have figured recently in the debate over affirmative action and university admissions.

Mr. Bush said the figures proved diversity could be achieved without affirmative action.

Defenders of the university's affirmative action program say the purpose of the classification must figure in the equal protection analysis.

"If a painter is also a pop culture figure," Mr. Kos said, "there is a tendency toward an affirmative approach: Don't disturb our national possession.

Figure  1 also shows that in June 2013, negating posts actually outnumbered the affirmative posts; the results of the FDA-mandated re-evaluation of the rosiglitazone (RECORD) trial [ 15] became available online in June 2013.

Left figures also supported improving the operation of the party's current affirmative action targets for preselections, and moving towards a goal of 50% female representation.