The phrase "affirmative with" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express agreement or confirmation with something, but it is better to clarify the meaning further.
Example: "I am affirmative with the proposed changes to the project timeline."
Alternatives: "in agreement with" or "supportive of".
The peaks in negating assertions paralleled those of the affirmative, with the greatest peak in affirmations observed in June July 2010 (and a smaller peak in November 2013), reflecting the active online debate that was happening regarding the issue.
So far, the answer is in the affirmative, with a £12.54m opening for The Inbetweeners 2, including previews of £4.49m.
And so you must be harshly critical in the same way you have to be incredibly nurturing and kind of affirmative with yourself, encouraging.
That the resultant work is so youthful and affirmative, with melodies and characters that have lost none of their vividness in the last 145 years, is something of a miracle.
When asked the overall question 'Is your current job related to African social and economic development?', 60% of alumni responded in the affirmative, with 26%and74%4% residing in the diaspora and countries of origin, respectively.
The officer's attorney notes that some departments have actually answered the above question in the affirmative, with unions pushing for the ability to review footage before making a statement.
The University of California system did away with affirmative action beginning with the undergraduate class that entered in 1998.
It makes sense that today's Harvard undergraduates, as Michaels notes, should be more content with affirmative action than with a proposed campus maid service, which would reveal their economic advantages to others and to themselves.
When we analyzed the intensity distribution of the 105 Xl-PSIDs with affirmative pairwise alignments with 116 inner ear cDNA clones, we noted that 93.3% of the cDNA clones mapped to Xl-PSIDs with average intensity levels greater than four.
(make sure you don't sound cheeky though) Replace words like "Yes" with "Affirmative" and "No" with "Negative" Try not to show your emotions.
Moreover, such transfers will, where made, be through affirmative order with relatively limited scope for MPs to debate and with no option to amend.
