For example, the affirmative answer to the suicidal-ideation question in the structured interview, takes another turn in the phenomenological approach, with indication of bizarre aggressive ideation, experienced with a certain sense of passivity.
For example, they support affirmative action, which, they say, has led to an increase in the number of black professionals in America, and has helped ethnic Malays in Malaysia and various minorities in India as well.
They want to deport all undocumented immigrants, for example, and eliminate affirmative action in university admission and hiring for black and Latino people.
Webb has a Democrat's awareness of the problem of economic inequality, but on many other issues he leans to the right: he supports building a border fence, for example, and argues that affirmative action is "state-sponsored racism".
He is, for example, a fervent supporter of affirmative action.
President Obama, for example, does not openly renounce affirmative action, but he pragmatically stresses universal social programs like health care.
Liberals might experiment with income-based affirmative action, for example, or with vouchers that give more money to the poor.
He favors affirmative action, for example, and has softer views on immigration issues than many in the Republican Party.
Mr. Fish champions affirmative action, for example, and argues for it by implicitly applying notions of fairness and consistency that he elsewhere attacks.
Those who oppose affirmative action, for example, cite Barack Obama as a reason for why it is no longer necessary – even though he was a beneficiary of it.
