In the great industrial centres — Mons, Liége, Charleroi — the workmen have already left their work, carrying with them the tools which, their leaders affirm, they will not employ again for several weeks, unless the Government capitulates by appointing a Royal Commission to inquire into the question of electoral reform.
When US Senators take the oath of office, they swear (or affirm) they will "support and defend the constitution".
Years before Obamacare, Massachusetts passed a health-reform law that covers ninety-seven per cent of its residents, and leaders of both parties have affirmed that they will work to maintain those policies regardless of what a Trump Administration does.
All other parties to the agreement have affirmed that they will act to fulfill their commitments, which will bring a wave of transformative changes and innovations in energy, transportation, manufacturing and other systems.
Last week, the State of California avoided a possible constitutional confrontation over its requirement that all public employees sign an oath affirming that they will "support and defend" the United States and California Constitutions "against all enemies, foreign and domestic".
Jay Inslee (D), went in the opposite direction, affirming Monday they will welcome Syrian refugees.
Others counter these claims by pointing out that bathhouses are a major source of safer sex information they provide pamphlets and post safer sex posters prominently (often on the walls of each room as well as in the common areas), provide free condoms and lubricants, and often require patrons to affirm that they will only have safer sex on the premises.
Soon after, Jacob breaks up with Samantha, returns to London and marries Anna in a small registry office ceremony with her parents as witnesses both affirming that they will "never allow anything to destroy the feelings we share for each other".
A spokesman for the Office of National Drug Control Policy, elaborating on Botticelli's initiative, said that applicants for drug court grants will be required to affirm that they will allow access to medications such as Suboxone and will not force defendants to ween off the medication as a condition of participating in court programs.
Scientists have become sufficiently frustrated by these issues to devise ad hoc solutions to help safeguard the quality of reviews and allow reviewers to affirm that they will review in an ethical and professional way, and encourage clearer review processes.
