Examples of using Affirmative action in English and their translations into Swedish
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This allowed time for proponents of affirmative action to decide legal
Legal basis: Consent through an unambiguous affirmative action, for example when you chose to participate in a survey.
The Democrats' positions on affirmative action and civil rights,
Defender, include and maintain affirmative action in favor of marginalized populations in all areas of public life Government, Business, Society.
Legal basis: Consent through an unambiguous affirmative action, for example when you chose to participate in a survey.
This affirmative action plan for women proved to be a quite effective legal instrument
Consent through an unambiguous affirmative action, for example when you request to receive a particular report.
Welfare does not work. It's the same outmoded liberal fantasy world… as affirmative action, not allowing school prayer and coddling of criminals.
continuing to browse can in most circumstances be valid consent via affirmative action.”.
John Rawls and Affirmative Action", The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education, no. 39, pp. 82-4.
For our dumb kids not getting into Rutgers, that's the wall. Every time we blame affirmative action.
Opt-in” means that you have taken an affirmative action to receive information,
all forms of prejudice that reach the Brazilian population through Affirmative Action.
Every time we blame affirmative action that's the wall. for our dumb kids not getting into Rutgers!
Legal basis: Consent through an unambiguous affirmative action, for example when you chose to conduct an investigation.
private policies regarding affirmative action, hiring quotas, and"race-norming" on aptitude tests.
the Supreme Court ruled in Schuette v. Coalition to Defend Affirmative Action, upholding Proposal 2 under the U.S. Constitution.
Every time we blame affirmative action for our dumb kids not getting into Rutgers, that's the wall!
the Supreme Court ruled in Schuette v. Coalition to Defend Affirmative Action, upholding Proposal 2 under the U.S. Constitution.
all forms of prejudice that hit the Brazilian population through Affirmative Action.