Sentence examples for affirmative outcome from inspiring English sources

I encourage students to view this as an affirmative outcome, one that puts the ball back in their court to make their case.

"Furthermore, the group's borrowing costs and its access to the debt capital markets and other sources of liquidity depend significantly on its and the UK government's credit ratings which would be likely to be negatively impacted by political events, such as an affirmative outcome of the referendum for the independence of Scotland".

Race-neutral attempts to admit more minorities measures like the top 10% plan at the University of Texas, which was supplemented by the race-conscious provision now under judicial scrutiny also have difficulty matching the outcomes of affirmative action.

It points to hoped-for outcomes of affirmative action.

At the 8-year follow-up, both patient groups gave affirmative results with similar clinical outcome.

This outcome reflected the affirmative response to the question 'A woman who wishes to become pregnant should take FA supplementation before she tries to become pregnant', with three non-ordered response levels (no, that is not necessary; yes, she certainly should; and don't know/ not relevant).

We examine the effect of eligibility for affirmative action on admission and enrollment outcomes as well as on academic achievement using a regression discontinuity (RD) design.

Yet it is striking that his application of the apparently nonpartisan concept of heightened deliberation consistently points to liberal outcomes -- for affirmative action, against the "don't ask, don't tell" policy on gays in the military, against the impeachment of President Bill Clinton, for the possible application of sex discrimination laws to religious institutions.

According to CMS representatives, this request for a new code answered every one of the decision tree points (including strong support from lymphoma patient advocacy groups for its use based on less pain and improved outcomes) in the affirmative, save one: that this technology belongs in a different code set, namely Common Procedure Terminology (CPT) level 1 coding [ 4].

This outcome could suggest that affirmative action policies are playing a key role to reduce racial differences.

That being said, it is also known that affirmative evidence on economic and health outcomes is a necessary, but not sufficient step toward CAM coverage, and not the decision itself.