Sentence examples for confirmation means from inspiring English sources

Ms. White's confirmation means the five-member commission now has three Democratic appointees and two Republicans.

He is the interim United States attorney and Ms. Mauskopf's confirmation means he will vacate the position as the head of the office in Brooklyn.

The confirmation means Ferdinand will be free to play in the quarter-final replay after the teams drew 2-2 at Old Trafford on Sunday.

The confirmation means that housing associations who have raised concerns about the policy's impact on their finances and ability to build homes may be able to resist taking part of the sell-off.

The lineup had been widely predicted during the last grand prix of the season, in Brazil and its confirmation means that Lotus's team principal, Eric Boullier, has been frustrated in his hopes to sign Nico Hülkenberg, the hottest property outside the three leading teams.

At the moment I think the evidence is we won't need to [bring in regulation]." The confirmation means housing associations who feel the policy will have a negative impact on stock will, at least initially, be able to ignore the policy without legal repercussions.

As a recess appointee, Mr. Gregory would have been obliged to leave the court next spring, but his nomination by Mr. Bush and his all but certain confirmation mean he will have a regular lifetime appointment.

Asked what Murthy's confirmation meant to the medical community, Lillis responded, "It's relief, it's exuberance, it's about damn time".

What do these confirmations mean for the challenge to net neutrality rules that has garnered more than 10 million comments?

"These confirmations mean that, for Americans across the country, justice will no longer be delayed," said Michelle Schwartz of Alliance For Justice. "They also mean that taxpayer money will be saved by avoiding needlessly duplicative paperwork and hearings if these nominees had to be re-nominated next year.

The confirmation bias means that we pay more attention to any information which confirms what we already thought.