Sentence examples for affirmative tool from inspiring English sources
Branding is a fundamentally affirmative tool; the Wolff Olins agency's aim was to convey "an open, modern, forward-looking experience which is as much about entertainment and enjoyment as it is about culture and art" (the opposition implied here is telling).
Brown suggested that she had used the claim as an affirmative-action tool to advance through the academic ranks at Penn and Harvard.
This finding underscores a conceptual weakness in the mismatch contention and affirms that affirmative action in college/university admissions can be an effective policy tool to redress/remedy historic discrimination against minority groups.
"He never had much inclination to use affirmative action as a tool then.
It happens through political calculation (Mr. Gore needed Mr. Lieberman's reputation for moral rectitude) and through policies like affirmative action; an imperfect tool, but one at least aimed at inclusion.
Affirmative action becomes a tool we can use until our culture catches up to the law.
Affirmative action plans are tools to create a more inclusive workplace, and they should not be confused with preference programs.
[C7.] A Tool to Explain Affirmative Action An analytical tool developed by marketing scholars to analyze how consumers make brand choices can also be used to illuminate the debate over affirmative action.
In his speech, Mr. Bond called affirmative action the most effective tool for advancing blacks into the American mainstream and for providing some measure of economic justice: an item on the civil rights agenda he said has been largely unaddressed and unfulfilled.
For all its shortcomings, affirmative action is one of few tools that has helped to disrupt this feedback loop over the past few decades.
"If we had affirmative action as one of our tools, we'd do somewhat better for Hispanics, and we'd probably do significantly better for African-Americans," said Mark G. Yudof, president of the University of California system.
