Yet the language of the declaration helped to inspire later human rights movements, and article 21 explicitly affirms that "everyone has the right to take part in the government of his country, directly or through freely chosen representatives".
Berkeley explicitly affirms that spirits are substances in the Principles and Dialogues.
The majority opinion explicitly affirmed that women's presence "naturally" incites males to lust and violence, and that women do not have the physical ability to impose orderly behavior on the rowdy patrons of a bar (Silvers and Stein 2002).
For [St. Thomas] explicitly affirms, that not all and always are men moved by grace, but only 'specialiter, & interdum, & aliquos.'" 32.. See especially letters to Vuillaret (21 juin 1692, OA, 3 497 98) and to Bossuet (juillet 1694, OA, 3 661 65).
The release accompanying the Final Guidance (the "Adopting Release") does explicitly affirm, however, that these topics will be the subject of one or more future proposals for public comment, whether in the form of proposed guidance, a proposed rule, or some combination of the two.
But in China, a rallying cry to "take action, not lose heart" is expressed in bold print ads that exhort runners to explicitly affirm uniqueness: "Lose weight the hard way," "Forget your job and jog" and "Don't play, push".
Quite the contrary, we explicitly affirm this, but we add: 'the mere realization that racism is false is not enough to wash away all xenophobic reactions in our nature' (2008: 168).
The Supreme Court needs to affirm that.
They affirm that God Jehovah is the most high.
