Sentence examples similar to affirmative recognition from inspiring English sources
Unless the mayor's plan makes that an affirmative goal and provides recognition for educators who help children in ways not reflected in test scores, the schools will continue to fail many students.
In such empirical studies multiculturalism has deployed most of its tools for the protection of rights, for the containment of exceptional cases within the mainstream public policy system, and legitimating specific policies basically in terms of funding, recognition and affirmative action.
We're talking about a direct impact on affirmative action and the recognition of minorities in media and workplaces.
"I wouldn't say it's affirmative action but it's a recognition," Brown-Philpot said.
He supports affirmative action, which, after all, is based on the recognition that America owes itself reparations of a kind.
Perspective taking also engendered more positive attitudes toward a social policy designed to redress intergroup inequalities (i.e., affirmative action), and this relationship was mediated by increased recognition of discrimination (Experiments 2a and 2b).
It amounts to no protection for abortion rights, no recognition of gay rights, and no sanction for affirmative action or protective legislation to benefit racial minorities and women.
(The question of whether moral reasoning, even if practical, is structurally distinct from theoretical reasoning that simply proceeds from a proper recognition of the moral facts has already been implicitly addressed and tentatively answered in the affirmative).
