The phrase "affirmative state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing psychology, mental health, or positive affirmations, referring to a mindset or condition characterized by positivity or acceptance.
Example: "Practicing mindfulness can help individuals achieve an affirmative state, leading to improved emotional well-being."
Alternatives: "positive mindset" or "constructive state".
Hanna C. Health, Human Rights, and Violence Against Women and Girls: Broadly Redefining Affirmative State Duties After Opuz v. Turkey.
For example, the right to free choice of employment, the right to form and to join trade unions, and the right to participate freely in the cultural life of the community (Articles 23 and 27) do not inherently require affirmative state action to ensure their enjoyment.
By expanding our understanding of human rights and affirmative state duties to include explicit concerns about female health, we provide a more complete articulation of a rights-based approach to elimination of gendered violence, thereby honoring principles of equality within a broader human rights framework.
A vote in the affirmative states loudly and proudly that animals have a degree of moral worth that is if not equal then able to be compared with the moral worth of a human being.
The days when Democrats like Jim Webb could call affirmative action "state-sponsored racism" (as he did in 2000) are long gone.
As a college student, he helped organized a huge march on Tallahassee to protest Gov. Jeb Bush's executive order to abolish affirmative action in state university admissions and state contracting.
Currently, some Asian American groups are forging alliances with conservative white politicians to defeat state affirmative action bills and spearhead anti-affirmative action lawsuits against elite universities.
I do have a worry" that the court is on the verge of shutting down affirmative action at state universities across the nation, she said.
The initiative follows a successful proposition in 1996, when Californians voted to ban affirmative action in state activities.
The N.A.A.C.P. has filed a challenge to Florida's new policy banning affirmative action in state university admissions, a move that could delay the rule's implementation.
(a) As petitioners concede, there is nothing in RICO's explicit language to suggest that Congress has, by affirmative enactment, divested state courts of civil RICO jurisdiction.
