Sentence examples for an affirmation by from inspiring English sources
Another step would be an affirmation by the Palestinians that the road to statehood was through the peace process.
The text is an affirmation by King Henry VII of the rights given to the city of London by previous kings.
To President Trump's supporters, the Supreme Court decision upholding his travel ban from seven countries — five with Muslim majorities — was an affirmation by the highest court in the land of his right to secure America's borders and protect it from terrorism.
In recent years many citizenship ceremonies have included an affirmation by existing citizens.
Target trumpeted the result as an affirmation by its employees that union representation would be an unwanted intrusion.
But any affirmation by this author will be hedged with all the barbed wire, flaming swords and red-eyed rottweilers she can summon.
Before Hong Kong's handover to China, Citic made a big investment in Cathay, which was seen as a clear affirmation by both China and a prominent British-owned firm of the territory's rosy economic future.But this arrangement has been superseded.
The program also included "Lines From a Song for Occupations," a ceremonial affirmation by Otto Luening; three tapered, hyperchromatic works by Rene Leibowitz, and music by Poulenc, MacDowell, Brahms, Mendelssohn, and Rossini.
Mr. Obama's aides said they hoped to end the voting season with a delegate lead of more than 100, which they would seek to portray as a decisive affirmation by Democratic primary voters of Mr. Obama's candidacy.
"This is a final affirmation by AOL Time Warner that they were in no way insulated, and nor will they be insulated going forward, from the advertising downturn," said Paul W. Noglows, a media stock analyst at J. P. Morgan, who had expected the company to post 18percentt Ebitda growth this year.
The defense authorization bill, known colloquially as the NDAA, has for the past four years contained provisions barring the Obama administration from using any funds to transfer detainees, absent a personal affirmation by the defense secretary that released detainees will not commit future acts of terrorism.
