Sentence examples for affirmatively represent from inspiring English sources

For our demonstration, we pose four questions, which we claim, by answering affirmatively, represent evidence that supports the upwelling-growth hypothesis.

Of the 13 missions that responded affirmatively, 6 were selected to represent a broad heterogeneity of size, medical goals and social affiliations to allow for greater generalizability of data.

It is clear that Mr. Bush, believing that his cabinet and administration will benefit politically and functionally from such diversity, acted affirmatively to select competent individuals who represent a variety of backgrounds.

"Since most of the citizens we represent believe that ObamaCare should never go into effect," the letter said, "we urge you to affirmatively de-fund the implementation and enforcement of ObamaCare in any relevant appropriations bill brought to the House floor in the 113th Congress, including any continuing appropriations bill".

The PREA "affirmatively says you have to do an individualized assessment" to determine where to house a transgender inmate, attorney Jer Welter, who also represented Brown in court with the FreeState Legal Project, explained to The Huffington Post.

"I want to be affirmatively proud of what I have made my way through," she said.

The question is not posed with the confidence that it will be answered affirmatively.

For ChEC, the question may be answered affirmatively.

He responded affirmatively — saying such legislation would be "better from a public safety perspective".

Several programmatic approaches answering this question affirmatively, proposed in recent decades, will be surveyed.

In some states, rates cannot be put into effect unless the state affirmatively approves them.