Sentence examples for long affirmed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schwarz has long affirmed the importance to the festival of programs offering familiar Classical-era works with popular guest artists.

Presidents have long claimed, attorneys general have long affirmed and the Senate has long acquiesced to the president's authority to make recess appointments during extended breaks within a Senate session.

The Supreme Court has long affirmed a "presumption in favor of severability," meaning that when it rules that a statutory provision is unconstitutional, the decision should affect as little of the law as possible.

Abbe R. Gluck and Michael J. Graetz, two Columbia University professors, argued in a Times Op-Ed last week that the court has a long tradition of recognizing severability: The Supreme Court has long affirmed a "presumption in favor of severability," meaning that when it rules that a statutory provision is unconstitutional, the decision should affect as little of the law as possible.

The company has long affirmed that the site is censorship-free except in cases of illegality.

I have long affirmed an inclusive theology, believing that our gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer friends, their families and allies should be fully welcomed in our churches.

Time will tell, just as it has long since affirmed the greatness of a play that proves more mournfully, compassionately prismatic with each new viewing.

He finished the night shooting 6 of 12. (His 0-for-4 performance from long-range affirmed that those shots are not Fields' forte).

It had been 26 long years since Affirmed won the Triple Crown in 1978.

To accept an independent human capacity to make good moral choices, the position he longed to affirm and had inclined toward in his earlier works, seemed dangerously close to the heresy of Pelagius that Augustine had condemned.

We also have long-standing commitments, affirmed by the Bush administration, not to support a Taiwanese bid for independence.