Sentence examples similar to established affirmation from inspiring English sources
The main guarantee for both parties was the relationship of trust that they had established, a relationship that found affirmation in their affiliation with the same religious-ethnic community.
Monotheism, in other words, and not polytheism is established by the third affirmation.
199, 207 (oath or affirmation, establishing grounds for reasonable cause for suspicion, before U.S. judge or justice of the peace); Act of March 2, 1799, 1 Stat.
Symbolically, the president was saying that his decision to move the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem was merely a long-overdue affirmation of an established principle.
We provide biological affirmation of this established marker of chronically acquired low-grade inflammation associated with metabolic disorders and component CVD risk.
Barnette has sufficiently established that the recitation is not devoid of affirmation: that's why the children had a legitimate grievance.
In the former neither the affirmation nor the negation of several determinacies is established, but instead left undecided, and they can be determined in one manner as well as another.
The cancellation of Outline could represent an excuse for Gorbachev and his assembling collective to kick back at the established powers, but instead they resolutely see it as an affirmation of the energy that exists already.
Potentially more significant, perhaps, is the work of a special commission established by the Episcopal Church to directly address the crisis posed by the affirmation of Gene Robinson at the last General Convention, in 2003.
Oaths From Wikipedia *** The oath or affirmation of office of the President of the United States was established in the United States Constitution and is mandatory for a President upon beginning a term of office.
