Sentence examples for be affirmed at from inspiring English sources
As Karen continued, she expressed resentment for her husband's affirmation in his professional life and believed it unfair that he be affirmed at home.
According to Episcopal Church rules, newly elected bishops must be affirmed at the church's general convention by a majority of bishops, clergy and laypeople.
The first version of this formulary is that promulgated at the Council of Nicaea in 325, but the second version, the "Niceno-Constantinopolitan Creed," which has everywhere become standard and is generally referred to as the Nicene Creed, was affirmed at the Council of Chalcedon (451) as the Nicene "faith of the 150 fathers" (i.e., the Council of Constantinople of ad 381).
In a press release, the church repeated what was affirmed at its general synod in 2012.
The bank and trust subsidiary's financial strength rating was affirmed at B-plus as was its Aa1 deposit rating.
Ahead of the assembly motion, the Church of Ireland restated its position on same-sex marriage, repeating what was affirmed at its general synod in 2012.
Indeed, it is precisely for this reason that the existence of real relations in God is affirmed at the Council of Rheims in 1148, and that shortly thereafter it becomes customary to say that the denial of this entails a form of heresy known as Sabellianism (Cf., e.g., Aquinas, Summa Theologiae I, q. 28, a. 1 and De potentia q. 8, a.1).
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It was affirmed at the ISTS 2012 that core outcome sets should be developed and implemented for the different types of tendinopathy.
However, the robustness of data was affirmed at each study site by the individual data collectors, and pilot data collection was carried out in each centre.
This rights-based message was affirmed at international population conferences such as the landmark International Conference on Population and Development in Cairo in 1994 and in a variety of reproductive health and rights frameworks adopted by normative bodies before and since.
