Sentence examples for carefully reaffirmed from inspiring English sources

Last month's UN Security Council resolution avoided describing Kosovo as part of Serbia but carefully reaffirmed the principle that it is still, at least notionally, part of Yugoslavia.

The relationship between Mr Obama and Binyamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, has been tetchy over the years; the visit was carefully staged to reaffirm America's friendship with Israel and avoid public disagreements over a two-state solution with the Palestinians.

Because her look is so recognizable, it is an extremely popular look to recreate when costume and Halloween parties come around, and Kandee Johnson shows us just how close to the doll you can get with some carefully applied makeup, reaffirming another makeup artists video about the power of makeup.

If we throw the notion of "moral hazard" into the equation, CIT's problems reaffirmed the importance attached to carefully considering those we do business with.

(A wild night of carousing had landed Tad on the covers of the tabloids, and he needed to reaffirm his carefully spun Prince Charming image).

"As the terms of that settlement do not relate to Mr. Allaire's service with private organizations and having considered the matter carefully, the board strongly reaffirms his role as its chairman," the board said in a statement read by Alex Wilde, Ford's spokesman.

Labor reaffirmed its opposition to investor-state dispute settlement provisions and vowed to carefully scrutinise the details.

The international pediatric basic and advanced life support recommendations state that "FOCUS may be considered to identify potentially treatable causes of a cardiac arrest, but the benefits must be carefully weighed against the known deleterious consequences of interrupting chest compressions" [121] and was reaffirmed by an international consensus panel of experts [110].

This debate has reaffirmed that the global human rights and medical ethical principles – including fidelity, truthfulness, confidentiality, autonomy, and beneficence, – must be carefully reviewed in the name of research, surveillance, monitoring, and evaluation [ 8- 10].

Instead, he reaffirmed it.

One certainty was reaffirmed, though.