Sentence examples for Strong reaffirmation from inspiring English sources

I think that, on the contrary, a strong reaffirmation of orthodoxy will lead to increased contributions, but that is irrelevant.

Mr. Hu's tough language on social issues contrasted with his strong reaffirmation of the Communist Party's commitment to the economic policy mantra of "reform and opening up," a policy that has produced soaring trade and economic growth over the past three decades.

The cordiality of Brazilian-American relations would "surprise the world," Lula declared.One mild surprise was a strong reaffirmation of a 2005 deadline for completing the Free-Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA), which would remove most barriers among nearly all the region's economies.

Mr. Putin's remarks were a strong reaffirmation of his commitment since the Sept. 11 attacks to a binding relationship with the Bush administration and its fight against terrorism, even when that means admitting American military forces into a region once thoroughly dominated by Russia, first under the czars and then under the Soviets.

It was a strong reaffirmation of their commitment to not giving a shit about the opinions of people who would never vote for them anyway.

The speech served as a strong reaffirmation of the value of freedom and a reminder that, even as Cold War tensions eased, the United States would not accept the continuing division of Berlin, Germany or Europe.

Buoyed by Oracle's reaffirmation of strong prospects, the Nasdaq composite index climbed nearly 2percentt yesterday after losses in eight of the nine previous sessions, a downturn that had dropped the technology-heavy gauge back to the levels of late May.

The market's warm response to their reaffirmation has supported the stock.

Dr. Val Giddings, vice president for food and agriculture at the Biotechnology Industry Organization, a trade group of hundreds of biotech companies, said, "This is a strong affirmation of the academy's previous reports and an emphatic reaffirmation of what the industry has been saying for years, that these products are safe and subject to more regulatory scrutiny than any others in history".

As the United States' image abroad continues to be tarnished by slow progress in securing Iraq and Afghanistan, no step could more greatly contribute to restoring American credibility internationally than a reaffirmation of the commitment to work with, rather than around, a reformed and stronger United Nations.

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