Sentence examples for correct to affirm from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the second clause of (S*), like the second clause of (R*), tells us when it is correct to affirm its first clause.

According to this report, the fold change of TNFAIP1 in the microarray was -1.6, which is difficult to confirm by real-time RT-PCR, so it is not correct to affirm that the two methods gave contradictory results for this gene.

Secretary of State Dean Rusk, in testimony to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, asserted that it was "correct" when asked to affirm that a "deal" or "trade" had in "no way, shape or form, directly or indirectly, been connected with the settlement... or had been agreed to".

Experiences of follow-up visits were generally positive: during the visit facilitators helped to affirm correct practice, and provided guidance if modifications were required.

Auditors will schedule the appointment in order to be present when a patient will be treated according to the TARGIT-E protocol and to affirm the correct performance.

Is she meant to correct the decisions she remembers making or to affirm them?

It takes continual work to correct and educate people while also trying to affirm your own experiences, even more so for trans and nonbinary femmes and femmes of color.

Jefferson initialed his books (to affirm his ownership), often corrected typographical errors in the texts and also occasionally wrote marginal notes or comments about the substance.

A.I.G. has asked the I.R.S. to affirm that its interpretation of the 2004 ruling is correct.

The Supreme Court needs to affirm that.

"I remind everyone, especially the leaders: discipline to affirm our power, tolerance to affirm democracy, reconciliation to affirm unity".