The rest are trying to give a leg-up to local businesses and industries.
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We all have the power to open doors for women of this generation and give a leg up to those in the next.
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By awarding degrees based on demonstrated competency rather than seat time, progressives can give a leg up to learners who work full-time.
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This is not a case -- as some might assume -- of elevating a member of a marginalized group to give a leg up to the less qualified.
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Other Democrats in the room, however, saw Pelosi's action as a way to give a leg up to Luján to succeed her as Speaker after she eventually retires.
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The bottom line: This rule would give a leg up to the MA program, which is managed by the health insurance industry, since traditional Medicare strictly limits coverage of telehealth.
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The funds will give a leg up to Ola that has been locked in a fierce battle with rival Uber for a bigger piece of India's $12 billion taxi market.
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Natalie Grillon, founder of Project Just, which collects ethics and sustainability data on fashion brands, said she thought transparency pricing would give a leg up to retailers that used it.
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"Legacy preferences give a leg up to applicants who have typically led privileged lives," said Susan Dynarski, a (Harvard-trained) professor of economics, education and public policy at the University of Michigan.
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He is trying to use tariffs to give a leg up to American industries against countries that manufacture the same products that we do — whether steel, aluminum or cars — but more efficiently.
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His House district remains competitive, and the congressman said that by retiring in this election cycle, he will give a leg up to the eventual Democratic candidate since the district favors Democrats in a presidential election year.
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While public employees already had the ability to opt out of funding their union's political arm, the court ruling will reduce the ability of unions to influence national politics and to help give a leg up to Democratic candidates.
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But some Asian-American groups have alleged that cases like the one against Harvard simply use Asian students as a wedge in a longstanding campaign to dismantle broader affirmative action policies, which generally give a leg up to black and Latino students.
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The rules would also give a leg up to domestic firms like Reliance Jio, a leading telecom provider, and Paytm, a payments company, which are seeking government help as they try to compete with the likes of Google, Facebook, Amazon and Mastercard.
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Because gender and ethnicity can be statistically significant predictors of vote choice in leadership elections, their votes may give a leg-up to nonwhite and women candidates for leadership posts — candidates like Ben Ray Luján (NM), who is running for assistant leader against David Cicilline (RI).
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These enforceable commitments would give a leg up to U.S. companies already adhering to high standards — and the U.S. workers who make them the most productive in the world — and provide a powerful lever for change that we are unlikely to replicate in any other form in the near future.
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The aims of office politics or manipulation in the workplace are not always increased pay or a promotion. Often, the goal may simply be greater power or control for its own end; or to discredit a competitor. Office politics do not necessarily stem from purely selfish gains. They can be a route towards corporate benefits, which give a leg up to the company as a whole, not just an individual.
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The groom should know how to give a leg up in the Persian fashion, so that he may help his master, should he be old, to mount. Xenophon then states that a horse should never be dealt with angrily. If the horse fears an object, he should be taught that there is nothing to fear. The object should be touched by the person before the horse is led gently towards it.
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