affirmatively

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• Arguments over the Fairness Doctrine often serve as proxy debates for larger issues, including the legitimacy of government’s affirmative duty to protect positive freedoms.

• There’s no law that protected us, or affirmative action, that doesn’t even exist, right, in Germany.

• And, while it does require that individuals give affirmative express consent before sensitive data can be processed or transferred to a third party, the definition is less broad than what’s in COPRA.

• Steps have been taken in recent decades to begin addressing this legacy in earnest, from anti-discrimination laws to affirmative action efforts.

• If this limited deal does pass, it’s likely they’ll abruptly pivot to an affirmative economic message, suddenly extolling all they’re doing for the recovery.

• Some three dozen had answered affirmatively to both and were deemed “fever with travel” jobs.

• And, until Congress acts affirmatively, Cole said the DOJ will be dealing with these issues as they come, on a case-by-case basis.

• All committee meetings would be open unless the committee affirmatively voted to close it.

• When Guy answered affirmatively, the stranger brought Guy to his apartment to strum some tunes for his wife.

• “Teller B responded affirmatively in Spanish,” the criminal complaint reports.

• The bailiff nodded affirmatively, crossed the drawbridge and entered the donjon.

• M. Regnard says affirmatively, that the grey squirrels of Lapland are the same animals as the French squirrels.