Sentence examples for has to affirm from inspiring English sources

The church has to affirm the presence and role of women in active places of ministry and leadership.

Organizations also had to affirm that they did not discriminate in any way.

By Italian law, Pesce had to affirm that her evidence was true by April 11th.

As part of the settlement, Penguin had to affirm that "it respects all religions worldwide" — a nice sentiment that has nothing to do with intellectual freedom.

The outing went so poorly that Manager Joe Girardi had to affirm Hughes's spot in the rotation, after his second start of the season.

As part of the settlement, Penguin had to affirm that "it respects all religions worldwide"—a nice sentiment that has nothing to do with intellectual freedom.

This would mean that Israeli academics would first have to affirm their "anti-Zionist" credentials before being allowed to function as members of the global academic community.

To qualify a director as independent, a company would have to affirm in regulatory filings that the director had no material relationship with the company.

"We are having to affirm our bona fides as a reliable security partner — from Brussels and Europe to Abu Dhabi and Cairo, from Tel Aviv to Tokyo," he said.

Voters would still have to affirm elsewhere on the application, under the threat of a felony conviction, that they are citizens and otherwise eligible.

It goes as follows: to be a good Republican right now, you have to affirm your belief in things that any halfway intelligent politician can see are plainly false.