Sentence examples for could have affirmed from inspiring English sources

The Court could have affirmed that the statute means no more than it says -- an ordinary presumption of validity.

If either one of them could have recognized the positive qualities about the other, they could have affirmed one another instead of attacking their identity.

But Hopkins could never have affirmed the world as Whitman does: There was never any more inception than there is now, Nor any more youth or age than there is now; And will never be any more perfection than there is now, Nor any more heaven or hell than there is now.

Instead they have affirmed the idea of black inferiority.

Many friends and allies have affirmed the work outright.

And then those radicals on the Florida Supreme Court could have been affirmed.

But the wording of the court's ruling kicked the decision back to the DOI, which could have legally affirmed the Mashpee's trust status and saved its reservation.

Leicester, though, could celebrate that Chris Grayling, the justice minister in Prime Minister David Cameron's cabinet, had affirmed in the House of Commons that the exhumation license required the reburial to take place in Leicester.

In 2006, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit treated the issue of whether private defendants could be prosecuted under § 1346 as settled law, citing the numerous other circuits which had affirmed the practice.

But in his letter, Mr. LaHood said Mr. Christie had affirmed his support for the project a year ago when New Jersey Transit officials knew that the cost of the tunnel could rise as high as $12 billion.

The central bank has affirmed its commitment to reform.