Sentence examples for must affirm from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court must affirm that the government can stop wetlands from being polluted to death.

Debt and equity analysts must affirm routinely that they believe what they write and are not distorting their views to please their paymasters.

Just as it ruled unanimously in 1967 that laws barring interracial marriage violated due process and equal protection under the Constitution, it must affirm the civil rights of gay people.

Finally, we must affirm that security in Europe is indivisible, the importance of territorial integrity for all countries in Europe, and the right of states to choose their own security alliances.

In-progress trials must affirm the results of the trials used to justify a stringent goal for L.D.L. cholesterol, the "bad" cholesterol, of less than 70 in the highest-risk patients.

Everyone who believes in and supports the democratic tide that swept Latin America following the fall of communism in Europe must affirm their commitment to monitoring the weak state of freedom of expression and democratic governance in Venezuela.

"The F.B.I. has a great tradition that Mr. Mueller must now affirm, and some important challenges he must confront," Mr. Bush said.

"Additionally, when any police officer makes an arrest for any reason, the officer must swear and affirm that he/she is making the arrest in good faith and with probable cause," Lee wrote.

According to Aristotle, every such sentence must have the same structure: it must contain a subject (hupokeimenon) and a predicate and must either affirm or deny the predicate of the subject.

Schools must provide information about sexual harassment and assault, healthy relationships and body image and the curriculum must positively affirm gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people.

To get the most out of Bell, said Gooden, who now plays for the Astros, a manager must continually affirm that he needs him.