Sentence examples for affirm the influence from inspiring English sources

While EU's regulatory policy towards NGA originally has been falling somewhere between the first two, the recent developments affirm the influence of long-standing conventional approach over the emerging NGA platforms, and related competition and investment strategies.

Our results support these findings indirectly affirm the influence of biosocial orientation in potential primary care workforce.

This result further affirmed the influence of construal level on intertemporal choice, regardless of whether individuals were addicted to the Internet.

She resolutely affirms the influence of technology on human life and concludes that the very image of the cyborg offers a "way out of the maze of dualisms in which we have explained our bodies and our tools to ourselves" [31].

It affirms the ongoing influence of Mao Zedong Thought, Deng Xiaoping Theory, Jiang Zemin's "Three Represents" and Hu Jintao's "Scientific Outlook on Development," before lauding Xi Jinping's "new ideas, new thinking, and new strategies".

Any message of acceptance has been lost, and the influence of affirming denominations has waned to irrelevance in the debate.

For the concert series, Mr. Berman tried to select works that reflect the influence of Rome yet affirm qualities that could be deemed "American".

I would venture to affirm, that if even the more advanced and more formidable symptoms be displayed, still the case may be amenable to the influence of rest, and this I hope to prove by illustrative cases.

Again, our purpose here is not to promulgate a specific theory or definitive list of attributes, but rather to affirm the importance of social networks as a field of influence on health behavior and health.

Given the cross-sectional design we cannot affirm that the provider influences the women's behaviour; it could be a self selection effect: women who want more Pap-tests go to private clinics because the screening programme only provides one Pap every three years.

The tribunal found that the classification board had been "heavily influenced… by the need to affirm the dignity of African males and to protect sensitive persons and children".