Sentence examples for formally reaffirmed from inspiring English sources

"That being said, we haven't formally reaffirmed the rating".

Though the treaty was to have permanent validity, Emperor Paul I's manifesto of Dec. 18, 1800, unilaterally declared the annexation of Kartalinia-Kakhetia to Russia, and on Sept. 12, 1801, his successor, Alexander I, formally reaffirmed this determination.

EADS, formally European Aeronautics Defense and Space, also reaffirmed its outlook for the full year, despite the announcement Tuesday of additional delays on deliveries of its biggest passenger plane, the A380 superjumbo jet.

Sergius held a synod that reaffirmed the "Cadaver Synod"—which had formally deposed the exhumed body of Pope Formosus by once again invalidating all of Formosus' ordinations, thus causing the church grave disorders.

In a private conference call with Jewish leaders on Tuesday, the Obama White House reaffirmed that it has not decided to formally reengage negotiations over the charter of the United Nations World Conferencee on Racism, citing lingering disputes over the review document's language.

But this month, the Israelis formally rejected that demand, reaffirming the Israeli position that all of Jerusalem should remain under Israeli control.

Instead, he reaffirmed it.

She reaffirmed the SNP's commitment not to support a Conservative government at Westminster, saying that SNP votes would not prop up a Tory administration either formally or informally.

One certainty was reaffirmed, though.

Officials reaffirmed America's commitment.

The Court reaffirmed the sentence.