Sentence examples for explicitly affirmed from inspiring English sources

But the ruling also explicitly affirmed Congress's power to enact laws that bear on marital rights and privileges.

The conservative justice Antonin Scalia wrote the opinion in narrow but unprecedented terms: for the first time in the country's history, the supreme court explicitly affirmed an individual's right to keep a weapon at home for self-defense.

The word in Belgrade is that he may in fact be ready to swallow a deal that brought in a short-term UN administration, so long as it explicitly affirmed Yugoslavia's sovereignty.

If there is any implicit criticism in this passage, it is of the outside agitators who would threaten to shut down a speaker whose value we explicitly affirmed, not the conservatives who invited him.

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).

We hope our formulation will appeal to proponents of the shareholder perspective because it explicitly affirms the importance of ensuring that the enterprise creates value.

Flunder is one of the founders of City of Refuge, in San Francisco, which is part of the United Church of Christ, and which explicitly affirms same-sex relationships, and, more recently, of the Fellowship, a nationwide network of like-minded congregations.

The legislation also would lengthen the amount of time the government could spy on alleged terrorism suspects before receiving warrants, and would explicitly affirm the president's "constitutional authority" to conduct spying programs on his own.

Muslim leaders have asked Trump to speak out in the way that President George W. Bush did after the 9/11 attacks and the way President Barack Obama did at a Baltimore-area mosque: explicitly affirming the faith of Islam and the place of Muslims in the American fabric.

Now obviously, that did not explicitly mention women, but in 1790, state legislators in New Jersey passed an electoral statute explicitly affirming female suffrage, and used the word "he" and the word "she" in discussing this, so they were very straightforward about it.

Berkeley explicitly affirms that spirits are substances in the Principles and Dialogues.