Sentence examples for affirmation of existing from inspiring English sources
Already Labor has secured a commitment to the principle of trading land for peace and an affirmation of existing agreements like the 1993 Oslo accords with the Palestinians.
All this affirmation of existing hostility means is that gay scouts and leaders will have to go on lying to their friends and bosses in violation of the Boy Scout Oath.
(That's the tendency to interpret any new development or evidence as an affirmation of an existing belief or way of thinking).
With the seemingly positive contextual case identified above, and indeed affirmation by Indonesian state policy5, discussion below reviews online literature reporting instances of existing practice in providing coding classes to the disadvantaged - as read through the lens of Bourdieu's social reproduction theory.
We have compared the performance of our algorithm with that of existing algorithm using one artificial dataset in terms of affirmation score and one real-life dataset in terms of coverage, statistical difference from background and triclustering quality index score.
Hu's statement was reported in English by Xinhua, the state news agency, as an affirmation of China's existing policy.
In recent years many citizenship ceremonies have included an affirmation by existing citizens.
A similar longing for self-affirmation fuels Rushdie's geopolitical analysis, where an obsession with the "poison" of "actually existing Islam" suppresses all nuance suggested by political and historical facts.
But other prominent anti-abortion lawyers said it was unlikely that the Supreme Court would take the case and that if it did, the result would be an affirmation of the right to an abortion, making a reversal harder and perhaps striking down some existing state limits.
Affirmation of the said hypotheses would once again prove the existence of local preference bias. 3.
And I'm reminded that just existing as a queer person is still a radical act and every public (and even private) affirmation of my identity is still revolutionary. .
