Sentence examples for To be reaffirmed from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes such statements need to be reaffirmed.

In the wake of this revolution of ideas, the practice of charity needed to be reaffirmed.

She had a deep desire to be reaffirmed, and that was the way that Jim held power over her".

The EU refuses to negotiate with the UK until the government triggers article 50, a position that is likely to be reaffirmed at the summit.

For as much as anything it needs to be reaffirmed at this juncture that the United States is one organic entity, that no interest, no class, no section, is either separate or supreme above the interests of all".

Moore agrees that the function of their films is to reassure: "Most people tend to be living the more responsible life, and so they want that to be reaffirmed a little bit.

He appeared to be reaffirming a policy in recent years to focus on small and medium-sized deals.

At the same time, the importance of adequate military strength and a clear will to act collectively will be reaffirmed.

The "but you are free" technique demonstrates how we are more likely to be persuaded when our ability to choose is reaffirmed.

But that short-lived experiment didn't work, and during World War II the dollar's tie to gold was reaffirmed by the Bretton Woods international monetary system.

Our commitment to music, and to each other, was reaffirmed, all thanks to a sleepless blunder and the drone of bagpipes.