Sentence examples for affirmative record from inspiring English sources

And though Davis has had some interest in the job before -- he asked committeemen to slate him after the stricken John Stroger was removed from the ballot in the summer of 2006 -- he hasn't been deeply engaged in local issues, and he certainly lacks an affirmative record of doing battle with the Chicago machine.

The Dept. had a dismal affirmative action record until a series of lawsuits in the '70s and '80s corrected that.

Following is a transcript of President Bush's remarks yesterday at the White House on affirmative action, as recorded by The New York Times: The Supreme Court will soon hear arguments in a case about admissions policies and student diversity in public universities.

This right was enforceable by 'the specific, narrow, remedies of an injunction against withholding agency records and an affirmative order to produce such records improperly withheld.' Ibid.

He did not spare the party for its record on affirmative action.

Addressing blacks and liberals worried about his record on affirmative action, he spoke of his family escaping tyranny in Europe and his lifelong fight against discrimination.

His record on affirmative action is defined, in the eyes of conservatives, by his role in developing the administration's position in the case last year in which the United States Supreme Court generally preserved affirmative action in university admissions.

If the justices dispassionately examine affirmative action's track record, they will find little reason to discard longstanding precedent and narrow the leeway of admission officials to choose among promising candidates.

Jeb was also helped by a friendlier-than-I-expected interrogator in Hannity who, while he did ask him about immigration and Common Core, threw the former Florida governor any number of lifelines by touting his conservative record on affirmative action, taxes and school vouchers.

If there was ever a question that this generation has power, Pokémon GO has answered it definitively in the affirmative, though our voting record is much less hot. .

Women were classified as pregnant with affirmative evidence in the record; absent of such evidence they were classified as not pregnant.