Quoted in the report, however, the unnamed respondent wrote how the institution "is often reaffirming of white or racist supremacy feelings" and described feeling "very uncomfortable" in the building under question.
And the most common reason for buying rhino horn was linked to prestige: it is thought to reaffirm one's social status and is often bought as a gift for family members, colleagues, or those in positions of authority.
The high cost of buying property in Norway may reflect the fact that the country is often rated as having the world's highest standard of living, a title that was reaffirmed last fall by the United Nations.
Chaskin reaffirms the messy work of how social policy gets made: it is often a mish-mash of theoretical ideas, empirical evidence, value propositions, and ideological commitments.
The goals that embody it have to be clear, public, and often reaffirmed.
Despite Trump's skepticism, federal agencies conducting scientific research have often reaffirmed that humans are causing climate change, including in a major 2017 report that found "no convincing alternative explanation". In one internal White House memo, officials wondered whether it would be best to simply "ignore" such analyses.
"They are trying to use this scientific research that's often not that scientific, and can reaffirm harmful gender stereotypes".
In March 2015, a jury ruled against Thicke, reaffirming that collaborative overtures are often a better opening move than litigation.
Clinical trials are often sponsored by pharmaceutical companies, although NIH has reaffirmed its commitment to support clinical research over the past decade (Zerhouni 2003).
Yet she touched their spirit, some of them said, reaffirming the ageless truth that young people are often molded by forces far removed from their lives.
