The phrase "affirmative strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a positive or proactive approach to a situation or plan is being discussed.
Example: "The team developed an affirmative strategy to enhance community engagement and support local initiatives."
Alternatives: "proactive approach" or "positive strategy".
No wonder Ms. Berresford loves signing off on things, especially things that move her like anti-poverty initiatives, affirmative action strategies, and last month's $42.5 million windfall to 28 arts organizations intent on building their endowments for the long haul in our technology-obsessed society.
"It's about developing affirmative thoughts and strategies for achieving goals.
The strategy of affirmative action, finally, did not take seriously the educational dilemma of disadvantaged students.
Here is a rundown of how both teams might organize their debate strategy: 1st affirmative: Define the topic (optional) and present the team's main line.
Yet the year before, she was quoted as telling a Stanford faculty meeting, "I myself am the beneficiary of a Stanford strategy that took affirmative action seriously".
If the Democrats have a strategy for saving affirmative action, it involves appointing more liberal Justices to the Court and hoping that they reverse the work of Alito, Kennedy, Roberts, Scalia, and Thomas (and, in the Michigan case, Breyer, too).
To combine Maimonides' negation strategies with an affirmative discourse that is not positivistic, does not result in 'positing' entities, Levinas seeks "to measure the pre-ontological weight of language instead of taking it only as a code".
Likewise, even before recapitalization is accomplished, FHFA should direct Fannie and Freddie to issue long overdue "housing goals" and "duty to serve" policies and continue to provide new mortgage products, flexible underwriting, affirmative outreach, and other innovative strategies to overcome common barriers to homeownership for underserved communities.
