Sentence examples for model of affirmative from inspiring English sources
Yet the Court has never embraced an "integration" model of affirmative action, and it considers redress of racial ills off-limits as a goal of race-conscious admissions policies.So when Justice Sotomayor criticises Michigan's amendment for "forcing the minority alone to surmount unique obstacles in pursuit of its goals" (emphasis added) she is barking up the wrong tree.
THE takeaway from Fisher v. University of Texas, the much-anticipated affirmative action decision that was issued on Monday, is well stated by Richard Primus of the University of Michigan law school: "The Michigan model of affirmative action upheld by the court in 2003 remains valid for now, and the court will watch universities closely to make sure they don't go an inch beyond it".
This chapter explains some applications of the helping model of affirmative action to schooling toward a resolution of an American tension.
For almost eight years, Thomas seems to have done a competent job running the E.E.O.C. Reagan's people had, in a model demonstration of affirmative action, looked beyond the traditional candidates for leadership positions, and taken a chance on Thomas, and he had done as well as any white executive could have been expected to do.
Thomas's career looks like a model of how affirmative action is supposed to work.
In the meantime, Mr Blum is taking a bolder tack by confronting the very university the Supreme Court has cited as a model of permissible affirmative action.The complaint against Harvard comes from Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA), a new vehicle for Mr Blum's campaign.
14 See Epple et al. (2008) for such an equilibrium model of college admissions under affirmative action and when it is banned.
He is, for example, a fervent supporter of affirmative action.
The critics believe that a morally better relation would require contracting parties to display some measure of affirmative other regard towards each other, on the model of fiduciary loyalty.
only because of affirmative action.
"We need some form of affirmative action".
