Sentence examples for ever affirmed from inspiring English sources

Microsoft subsequently appealed the verdict but was rebuffed by a federal appeals court that specializes in patent and trademark cases, making the jury award the largest patent infringement verdict ever affirmed on appeal.

Last month, the Supreme Court of California, in a 4-to-3 decision, declined to hear a challenge to the largest punitive award ever affirmed in American history in a personal injury case.

The State Supreme Court, in a 4-to-3 decision, declined to hear a challenge to the largest punitive award in a personal injury case ever affirmed in American history.

It was the largest punitive award ever affirmed by an American court in a personal injury case: $290 million to the family of three people killed in the rollover of a Ford Bronco.

If I have ever felt affirmed by aggressive initiation of sexual interaction (and I doubt this), I will not today.

There were a further 860 subjects with valid acute stroke codes ever recorded, affirmed by three or four raters, in whom the valid acute stroke code was not an index code.

Where else but in "The Oath" would we learn that Franklin Pierce was the only American president ever to "affirm" rather than "swear" the required oath of office — or that the only full audio file of Obama's second swearing-in was captured by Wes Allison of The St . PetersburgTimes, using his "Panasonic RR-US361 digital recorder"?

The organizers of the London event made this link specifically, saying: "In the same year that Mark Duggan's murder was deemed lawful, and where the USA's ongoing war on Black people has been defined by a string of killings of Black men by police, it is as important as ever to affirm solidarity between our people across borders".

The draft affirmed ever closer union but acknowledged the UK wanted no part of it.

Cardiff welcomed Messiaen during his lifetime, and there has been a commitment to his music that has been fostered ever since, one which was affirmed by this concert.

They feel listened to and affirmed, and more than ever, now they want to be heard.