Sentence examples for if it affirmed from inspiring English sources

Before leaving, they said, he delivered an ultimatum that a new constitution could proceed only if it affirmed the right of the Bosnian Serb Republic to national self-determination and enshrined its right to hold a referendum on independence.

If it affirms Salman's conviction, the Court will therefore need to state the circumstances under which a remote tippee can be subject to criminal or civil penalties.

Laws of nature are of two basic forms: (1) a law is universal if it states that some conditions, so far as are known, invariably are found together with certain other conditions; and (2) a law is probabilistic if it affirms that, on the average, a stated fraction of cases displaying a given condition will display a certain other condition as well.

If anything, it affirmed the depth of his resolve.

In much the same way, disagreement could be explained by the fact that a single sentence will have the same truth conditions for both me and my interlocutor (even though we each tie it to different narrow meanings), and so if I affirm it, and they deny it, then only one of us can be correct.

But this endorsement would also be an empty exercise if it merely affirmed the choice of Clinton supporters.

But any decision is merely a recommendation that would only grow teeth if it were affirmed by a majority vote of the commission.

Even if it then affirms the conclusions released Friday, that would be a decision that a bigger environmental impact statement is not needed.

So this idea of reaching out and rescuing is as if it is affirming the identity of the other person who has wronged one as a member of the human community, instead of as other as the enemy, as the despicable other.

Hence the Liar sentence becomes "it is not true of all propositions p of order n, that if I affirm p, p is true", which is a proposition of order n + 1.

If, as Calman affirmed, it is necessary to make the Scottish parliament accountable by giving it responsibility for raising the tax money it spends, why make it only half responsible?