Sentence examples for language reaffirming from inspiring English sources

"We welcome reinstatement to the Democratic platform of the language reaffirming Jerusalem as Israel's capital," the group said in a statement after the vote.

"We welcome reinstatement to the Democratic platform of the language reaffirming Jerusalem as Israel's capital," AIPAC said in a statement after the vote.

The Senate Democratic Leadership, Democrats opposed to civil unions, and Senate Republicans voted in favor of an amendment to the bill that added language reaffirming the distinction between civil unions and marriage and allowing same-sex and opposite-sex couples to enter civil unions.

Finally, the supplemental language reaffirms that Democratic leadership won't be considering any additional war funding beyond this bill until early next year.

It is a complex story told in often obscure language that reaffirms the narrator's faith in his art and in himself.

This type of language has reaffirmed Francis' reputation as a progressive leader unafraid of ruffling a few feathers.

Similar language was reaffirmed in resolutions passed in 2011 and 2012, and again in a high-profile resolution voted through at the behest of the Obama administration during this year's General Assembly in September.

She finds plenty of evidence of both racial subjugation and also a reaffirming language of sorts in African-American women's culinary talents, allowing their stories to emerge despite any prevailing white propaganda.

Mr. McCain has given three speeches over two weeks reaffirming his support for the war, but has used conciliatory language in noting its high costs, declaring that "Americans should argue about this war".

Yet the ability to speak another language clearly helps to reaffirm his philosophy "that we are all the same".

Officials with District Council 37, which has 125,000 members, called the overall package excellent and played down the merit-pay language, saying it merely reaffirmed a right that the city has long held.