Sentence examples for reaffirm again from inspiring English sources

"I reaffirm again that we are not planning any operations in foreign countries," he said.

There should be no flag waving, unless it be the lowering of the flags of all the nations who lost their sons, unless it be to celebrate the peace we now share together, unless it be to reaffirm again our determination to guard our freedom, but as far as humanly possible to do it in peace.

The purpose of the military action is to create the security environment in which the political aims can be achieved.... To tackle the poverty, conflict, religious and ethnic strife which mars so much of the world, in this regard we reaffirm again the importance of a solution for the Middle East peace process.

This is a general truth, reaffirmed again and again in modern history.

The pari passu clause and the fundamental principle of equal payment were understood then and have now been reaffirmed again to mean that debtors cannot discriminate in priority of payment to creditors holding comparable classes of debt.

This ban was enacted in the spring budget deal and was reaffirmed again this month.

Before medical screening, participation of the study was reaffirmed again verbally by the medical screening team in order to ensure that the participant signed the inform consent by himself or herself.

"I told them to reaffirm once again whether they did the proper job," Mr. Watanabe said.

A US state department spokesman, John Kirby, said "constructive proposals" had been raised at the talks, which included "steps Israel could take to reaffirm yet again the continued commitment to maintaining the status quo" at the flashpoint Al-Aqsa mosque compound, which is known to Jews as the Temple Mount.

I think the American people immediately recoil against those kinds of attitudes, and I think it will be very important for us to reaffirm once again that, in this country, regardless of what we look like, where we come from, who we worship, we are all one people, and we look after one another and we respect one another As a country, we have been through this too many times.

Now we are at the end of the second reading, and the Commission would like to reaffirm once again - and in the strongest possible terms - the political and industrial importance of the subject on which Parliament has to decide.