Sentence examples for huge affirmative from inspiring English sources
The daughter of a low-ranking government clerk, she is a dalit, from the lowest group of castes, who, despite huge affirmative action programmes in India in recent decades, still face harsh discrimination.
A huge affirmative-action scheme covering places in colleges and civil-service jobs is written into India's constitution.
Ralph Figueroa, a lawyer and former admissions officer at Wesleyan University and Occidental College, predicted that a ban on affirmative action might cause "a huge shift in the lexicon in a lot of institutions, especially a lot of private and selective institutions".
The looming possibility of running into an ex at a social event isn't always helpful or affirmative, and can be a huge source of anxiety for some.
Only a vigorous policy of class-based affirmative action that accounts for the huge class differences in educational opportunity has a chance of altering this pattern.
Be it flying the Confederate flag, gutting the Voting Rights Act, attacking Obamacare or affirmative action the vigorous ideological debates covered up huge racial conflict.
Having been at a university that practiced affirmative action, I can say that that 1 percent makes a huge difference in terms of campus culture and the lives of their own families and future families.
If the court ultimately rules against affirmative action, the higher education community will be forced to take a huge step backwards – perhaps absorbing the final blow in American society's decades-long assault on affirmative action.
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.
But in other areas, affirmative action being one, the debate has run long enough, building up a huge and internally inconsistent body of case law; it is time for a decision.
Widening the Gap The [Supreme Court's] decision [on affirmative action] leaves unsolved a racial gap in academic performance that leads to huge disparities in postsecondary education.
