Sentence examples for been able to affirm from inspiring English sources

Based on the public record, Walker should have been able to affirm personally what his spokeswoman did: that Obama identifies as a Christian -- and not just a "social justice" liberal Christian.

If the patients had been monitored using surveillance cultures during this six-month period, we would have been able to affirm with certainty whether colonization was persisting or not.

Thus, he was able to affirm the Cartesian conclusion that objects external to the human mind do indeed have their own separate existences.

Lawyers for both the Brooklyn district attorney and the state attorney general conceded that unless the court were to modify its earlier ruling, the court would probably not be able to affirm Mr. Harris's sentence.

'There is enough to be able to affirm that Eta had something to do with the 11 March attacks.' A series of supposedly suspicious coincidences, unanswered questions left by the police investigation and contacts between members of the Basque separatist group and Islamists in jails are the main evidence offered by those backing the conspiracy theory.

Martínez was in Altar when the kidnappings occurred and was able to affirm that it was the Sinaloa cartel that had kidnapped the migrants because a big drug-smuggling operation was about to be carried out and the cartel didn't want them in the area.

But if that is what I reject, it seems something must be there for me to be able to affirm that it is not there.

Interestingly, we were able to affirm the effect of capillary reactor length on reaction time as a function of increased resident time of reaction mixture under the sun.

"Bishops have a particular responsibility for matters of faith and order and we want to be as inclusive as possible which is why we are able to affirm wholeheartedly the ordination of women to the episcopate and can also accept that provision should be made for those who cannot accept their sacramental ministry.

The goal is to be able to affirm oneself without an over-emphasis on how we imagine we are seen by others.

All this stresses the importance of elucidating the probable sources of variation of craniofacial morphology, including random and non-random factors, before being able to affirm that different traits reflect different ancestry.