Since it is the great playwright, Athol Fugard, who is providing all that talk, you can be sure it is grandly eloquent, from the first shouting match to an affirming promise of honor and humanity in the play's last hushed moments.
Part of that review, from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), came out last week and affirmed the promise of "a dazzling array" of possible treatments.
Recent studies reporting significant improvement in vision with gene therapy in adult patients with Leber's congenital amaurosis affirmed the promise of gene therapy to treat eye diseases and prevent blindness in humans [2], [3].
We affirm the promise of our democracy.
If, this June, the Supreme Court decides in favor of Bourke, DeBoer, Obergefell, and Tanco — and Adopted Child Doe — the Justices will have affirmed an essential promise in the Constitution, and moved further in this country's fitful, historic journey toward fulfilling full civil rights.
Frank Durgin, a professor of psychology and the director of the Perception and Cognition Lab at Swarthmore College, affirmed that Abraham's theory holds promise.
The promise of this regimen was affirmed by a 90% SVR rate in a phase 3 trial in treatment-naïve patients with genotypes 1, 4, 5 and 6 (Lawitz et al, 2013b).
It was Constantinescu who affirmed the gymnast would get the $30,000£22,00000) promised by the government for gold medallists, and she has since received the money.
3. Beltane is a celebration of the early summer and in agricultural times affirmed the fertility of the fields and the promise of a bountiful harvest.
"(The) Catholic diocese, embracing Brooklyn and Queens, has affirmed that there is no conflict between its faith and a promise not to discriminate against homosexual job applicants," the Times said.
While Iran's leaders initially showed optimism over renewed talks on their nuclear program in April, they became disappointed after what they say was the United States withdrawal of a promise to affirm their right to enrich uranium.
