Sentence examples for orders reaffirmed from inspiring English sources

A striking commentary New York Times Marching orders reaffirmed New York City, a shining symbol of the prosperity and social triumph that thugs like Osama bin Laden despise, is...on pins and needles.

Furthermore, a White House report about the effect of global climate change on the United States issued Thursday (years late and under court order) reaffirmed that the situation will probably get worse: In addition to temperature extremes, "precipitation is likely to be less frequent but more intense.

Only after 23 years of administrative appeals, pardons, and federal court litigation at all levels of the legal landscape was the original order reaffirmed.

In July, Mr. Bush issued an executive order reaffirming his policy of ignoring the Geneva Conventions when he chooses, and approving abusive interrogations at C.I.A. prisons.

The judge's order reaffirms this.

Similarly, pro-choice groups were disappointed when Obama signed an executive order reaffirming the restrictions on federal funding for abortion.

The White House did not allow news reporters or photographers into Wednesday's Oval Office signing of the order reaffirming a ban on federal funding of abortion.

On Monday, the mayor of Indianapolis signed an executive order reaffirming that groups doing business with the city must abide by its Human Rights Ordinance, which prohibits discrimination against LGBT individuals.

Indianapolis' Republican mayor Greg Ballard just signed an executive order reaffirming that groups doing business with the city must abide by its human rights ordinance, which prohibits anti-LGBT discrimination.

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This axiom is real and demonstrable, and is the transit in which a chaos system evolves to generate order, reaffirming that cancer tissues are an excellent natural model, with probably unique characteristics in which to analyze chaos states and molecular disorder.