Sentence examples for affirmative ideas from inspiring English sources

Trump is not uniformly isolationist; he has affirmative ideas, some of which have produced effects outside his control.

One popular answer is affirmative action, an idea that is making headway even in that last redoubt of old-fashioned meritocracy, the French establishment.

Crime and affirmative action — the idea that blacks were taking advantage of whites both physically and economically — represented the twin polarities of eighties racial resentment.

More significantly, it was a clear and undeniable example of affirmative action, an idea Republicans have never been too cozy with.

Unfortunately, some people associate affirmative action with discriminatory ideas like "lowering the bar" and "reverse racism," the latter of which is not a thing.

A 2015 poll, for instance, found that Republicans were significantly more likely to embrace universal health care and affirmative action when the ideas were attributed to Trump rather than President Barack Obama.

Perhaps, some ventured, it was time to consider the uncomfortably Anglo-Saxon idea of affirmative action.

The idea of affirmative and enthusiastic consent encourages people to regard sex as a positive, willing action.

By a 5-4 margit it upheld the idea of affirmative action in university admissions in effect, selection by race.

It was once said of the Old Man that his idea of affirmative action was nine Irishmen and a Swede.

The more expansive idea of affirmative action as a counterweight to those "unseen forces" has become tightly linked to the self-image of American universities.