Sentence examples for commonly affirm from inspiring English sources
Developers commonly affirm that writing unit tests improve internal quality of a software, besides a more obvious effect on external quality.
We conclude by affirming the commonly accepted procedure that where possible, integrals should be symbolically transformed so that any remaining singularity occurs at 0.
A United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea that was convened at Geneva in 1958 and attended by 86 nations developed a convention affirming the commonly accepted principles of the legal nature of the territorial sea and the right of innocent passage.
That document -- adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations on Dec. 10, 1948 -- affirms "human rights" in the ways that U.S. media outlets commonly illuminate the meaning of the term.
Another example is the work of Batista [25], which affirms that terms from the business domain in Brazilian Portuguese are commonly nouns.
After receiving a complaint from the Beastie Boys' representatives, GoldieBlox filed a lawsuit commonly used in fair-use proceedings asking for a declarative judgment against the Beastie Boys, to affirm the advertisement's status as a parody.
These trypanocides 'are probably the most commonly used veterinary products in sub-Saharan Africa' (Geerts et al. 2001: 25), an impression affirmed by distributors in Nigeria.
One might worry, nonetheless, that functional definitions threaten to leave too many commonly cited generalizations outside the realm of contingency, and thus causal explanation: surely, we may think, we want to affirm claims such as "pain causes wincing".
The findings affirm that side-payments frequently occur to offset an asymmetric geographical relationship between upstream and downstream states, and are commonly regarded as an appropriate instrumentality for solving a property rights dispute.
