The phrase "affirm among" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward in context.
It could be used when discussing the act of confirming or asserting something within a group or among individuals.
Example: "The committee decided to affirm among its members the importance of transparency in decision-making."
Alternatives: "confirm within" or "assert among".
The concept of filial piety that has loving treatment of parents as the core is still highly affirmed among the young generation (Liu 2012).
A false translation of the text – affirming, among other things, the abolition of slavery and the right to self-determination, a minimum wage and asylum – has been promoted on the Internet and elsewhere.
[ 37] Adopted in December 2002 this resolution affirms, among others, that States must ensure that any measure taken to combat terrorism complies with obligations under international law, in particular international human rights, refugee and humanitarian law.
Some also have affirmed differences among different kinds of women that they take to be, if not essential, at least as philosophically significant as the differences between women and men.
Nevertheless, many authors affirmed that among the cortical structures important for spatial orienting, the IPL plays a crucial role [ 2, 9- 11].
Now she begins her VC career with Spark Capital, which boasts investments in Oculus, Twitter, Warby Parker, Slack, Talkspace, Affirm and Postmates, among many others.
In fact, consolidation in the industry, where other still-private players include Kabbage, Funding Circle, Earnest, Affirm and CommonBond (among dozens of others), now seems all but inevitable.
"In granting Hong Yen Chang posthumous admission to the California Bar, we affirm his rightful place among the ranks of persons deemed qualified to serve as an attorney and counselor at law in the courts of California," the ruling said.
Among them: affirm your values and show employees that you embrace those values; share your vision and strategy using examples that are relevant to their areas of work; be open, honest and transparent — especially when "times are tough," she wrote.
Lameman said the decisions affirm the growing sense among aboriginal governments across Canada backed by numerous recent, precedent-setting court rulings that the law is on their side when it comes to holding the crown to honour the treaties and its fiduciary duty to First Nations.
