Sentence examples for clearly affirm from inspiring English sources

"This case is an opportunity for the court to clearly affirm" that interpretation of the Second Amendment, said the brief, filed by the Second Amendment Foundation.

However, we must take every opportunity to loudly and clearly affirm that women alone are not responsible for ending domestic violence.

SHARA ABRAHAM BRIAN LEIKEN Rye Brook, N.Y., Sept. 25, 2011 To the Editor: The results of my four-year observation of my twin boys, Jules and Mathis, clearly affirm the writers' studies.

They add: "The UK failed to clearly affirm that victims, survivors and their families of serious violations perpetrated by Israel's forces at the civilian protests in Gaza require legal accountability and justice.

Whether or not the commissioners approve the millions of dollars in payments to the Federal Government recommended as punishment for violating the law, they must clearly affirm that the Clinton and Dole campaigns violated the election statutes.

Surprisingly, he voted to uphold whole-life sentences in England and Wales – surprising because, three years earlier, in another case at the European court, he had said: "I consider that the time has come when the court should clearly affirm that the imposition of an irreducible life sentence, even on an adult offender, is in principle inconsistent with article three of the convention".

Both dissents clearly affirmed this constitutional restriction on the power to tax.

The outcomes clearly affirmed the benefits of partial shear connection in contributing the additional flexibility to increase the joint ductility, which is extremely advantageous for plastic design purposes.

This despite the fact that only five years ago this Court clearly affirmed the traditional rule that the defendant bears the burden of showing that the evidence complained of was an inadmissible fruit of illegality.

When put on the spot in the debates, rather than evading the questions she clearly affirmed her support for issues considered sensitive among large parts of the Slovak population, such as LGBT rights.

And why aren't more believers distressed when language that pretty clearly affirms an existing, active, transcendental God must be defended as nothing more than language about what the nation's framers thought two centuries ago?