Sentence examples for essentially affirmed from inspiring English sources

The academy essentially affirmed the science and said there were no plausible alternatives to the restrictions.

Recognizing the question for what it was, Bryant invoked Carmelo Anthony's name and essentially affirmed that yes, the Knicks need Anthony's help.

By calling on nations around the world to enforce international human rights law when enforcement is vetoed by a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, the court has essentially affirmed a power to "veto the veto".

Plessy, decided in 1896, essentially affirmed the original understanding of 'equal protection' as being fully consistent with that doctrine.

First, he had broken Princeton's honor code, which essentially affirms that students will not cheat or lie.

He spoke with Torre and told him his shoulder was day to day, essentially affirming Torre's plan.

From a very different standpoint (i.e., that of liberal Protestantism), the German theologian Albrecht Ritschl (1822 89) made an apologetic defense of Christianity in his attempt to analyze theological utterances as essentially affirming value judgments.

The committee, headed by Edwin L. Nelson, a district judge in Birmingham, Ala., proposed policy changes that would essentially affirm the right of the court administrators in Washington to monitor all computers for pornography, music and streaming video.

Israel probably believes it must give more weight to the official testimony of Blair, Burgess, and Cartwright, which dovetail with the earlier NIE, and the Israelis are afraid that the long-delayed Memorandum to Holders of the 2007 NIE will essentially affirm that Estimate's key judgments.

"We wouldn't want that," she says, and though the film notes her sarcasm, it also essentially affirms her acceptance of the status quo.

That decision essentially affirms the federal government's right to hold physicians accountable if they actually take steps to help patients obtain marijuana.