Sentence examples for more affirmative action from inspiring English sources

No more affirmative action.

But I'm not necessarily calling for more affirmative action policies.

CHARLES: Doesn't CT's perceived devaluing of his Yale law degree speak to institutionalized racism of the legal profession, thereby arguing for more affirmative action rather than less?

The climate is right for greater diversity in publishing, and the market is ready to be challenged more, but perhaps, in the short term, it requires more affirmative action.

Cooper says Labour would go beyond introducing a legal requirement to have active recruitment policies to increase diversity, and would consult police leaders on changing the law to allow for more affirmative action.

The union sees this as a back door for patronage, nepotism and even more affirmative action.Officials have even broached the idea of changing the pattern of work in the department so that firemen do not spend such large blocks of time together.

A more aggressive affirmative action policy could easily have admitted many more black students, yet our policy led us to reject 70percentt of black applicants.

Along these same lines, you will be hearing more about affirmative action in the coming months, thanks largely to a new case challenging race-conscious admissions at the University of Texas.

The government has concluded that the private sector is not doing its bit, hence the more rigorous affirmative action in the 2004 BEE legislation.Yet already the BEE project is causing a host of new problems.

That much is obvious — in fact, it was part of the original understanding when the state came up with this approach in the mid-1990s afederalfederappealsals court invalidated a more typical affirmative action plan.

But in another example of the gradual chiselling away of already-fragile legal precedent, some suspect the case is returning to court primarily because of its ability to have an impact on two more substantial affirmative action cases pending against Harvard University and the University of North Carolina.