Sentence examples for even affirm that from inspiring English sources
Many if not most legal researchers will even affirm that this is already the de facto situation.
The council even affirmed that the covenant which God made with Israel is full and permanent — a reversal of the "replacement" theology that had defined Catholic self-understanding from the time of the Church fathers.
2 patients (1%) even affirmed that they had not been informed at all.
The painful paradox is that our society keeps people alive for longer than ever, investing huge resources to do so, but is increasingly reluctant to provide – or even affirm – the care that makes those longer lives meaningful.
Given Aristotle's observation (Metaphysics1006a2 that "even some physicists" deny LNC and affirm that is indeed possible for the same thing to be and not to be at the same time and in the same respect, he would not have been surprised to learn that quantum mechanics has made such challenges fashionable again.
This opinion was increasingly accepted, and even Haldane affirmed that "most evolutionary change has been degenerative" (Haldane 1932).
This, then, removes final causation from the realm of non-intentional nature, even while affirming that final causes play an ineliminable role in psychological explanation, particularly as regards intentional action.
Even better, DeVita affirms that, "it is high time we recognize that schools can't do it alone".
"Democrats have swung so far to the left that they cannot even bring themselves to affirm that babies born alive should be protected," South Dakota Senator John Thune said.
Republicans should affirm that even if someone proposed a tax increase for only the wealthiest Democrats, the Republicans would oppose it on the grounds that raising taxes under current conditions would send the economy into a tailspin.
