Sentence examples for growing reaffirmation that from inspiring English sources

Hence, in medicine there is a growing reaffirmation that physicians have an obligation to the individual patient as well as an enduring responsibility to the broader society [ 49], particularly when dealing with issues around resource allocation, the social determinants of health, and related inequities.

What did raise eyebrows was the apparent contradiction between Mr Delgado's reaffirmation that Mr López was "temporarily barred from holding public office" and the opinion expressed by Luisa Estella Morales, the court's president, at a subsequent press conference.

Again, a "yes" is a reaffirmation that the project is worthwhile and can succeed.

This most subjective of films is also a stunning reaffirmation that the world exists.

As a result this vote is not a meaningless distraction, but a reaffirmation that the peace process is meaningful.

Perhaps the most sobering aspect of the Pataki announcement was the reaffirmation that New York is a backwater in national politics.

The problem with this option is Parcells's latest reaffirmation that he does not want to coach again.

If there was anything encouraging in the survey, it was the reaffirmation that immigrants, ever resourceful, are also fundamentally hopeful.

Yet Sunday was a reaffirmation that no individual is bigger than the brand, the mythology of the ANC.

"This verdict is a reaffirmation that this nation's judicial system is the greatest ever devised," Mr. Quijano said outside the courthouse.

But they were our generation's reaffirmation that here, as Russell Shorto wrote of the Dutch settlement where it began, was the Island at the Center of the World.