Sentence examples for fails to affirm from inspiring English sources
A veteran member of the Republican National Committee, he is the leader of a movement to deny party support to any candidate who fails to affirm at least 8 of 10 principles, including opposition to "government-run health care," "amnesty" for illegal immigrants and "Obama's socialist agenda".
He was concerned about the ethics of his sociological peers, feeling that they often failed to affirm moral leadership and thus surrendered their social responsibility and allowed special interests, or people lacking qualifications, to assume positions of leadership.
His statement followed a threat by Kurdish leaders to withdraw from the Iraqi state and possibly secede, after the United Nations Security Council resolution restoring Iraqi sovereignty failed to affirm the constitution.
Although many models of neuroprotection in traumatic brain injury have shown a positive correlation between hypothermia and outcome, several studies in humans have failed to affirm this.
Similarly, the new soft language for the exclusionary position "welcome but not affirming," fails to recognize the growing number of faithful people in conservative congregations who can no longer, in conscience, justify the inevitable exclusionary practices associated with the position.
It is a utilitarian rationale that fails to trump the principle Carter claims to affirm.
But Mr. Grosboll failed to recant and affirm his belief in a "physical God," and so the suspension remained.
Many medical professionals as well as ethicists said the general public often fails to understand the difference between, for instance, a coma and brain death, which must be affirmed by a strict guidelines and tests. .
In so doing, Nellie fails to live up to the American ideal that "all men are created equal", which Emile had earlier affirmed.
