Sentence examples for reaffirm into from inspiring English sources

Our most urgent priority now must be to reaffirm into UK law the EU legislation that protects workers' rights.

Even among the states that didn't issue accompanying declarations, a few were still able to work references or allusions reaffirming slavery into their ordinances of secession.

They are looking to inject some creative ambiguity into "not reaffirming in toto"–or as Stewart put it, "not unequivocally reaffirming"–the Durban Declaration.

"At some moments my experiences completely defy what we know about the region," she says, "and at others, they dig into and reaffirm the most obvious stereotypes.

The work extends the current literature on toponymy by providing a temporal analysis of the street name changes to one bounded area over time, which demonstrates how a politics of memory is inculcated into streetscapes to reaffirm political control.

The other core flaw comes at the very end of the picture, with an awkwardly rushed epilogue that feels the need to quickly put everything into place to reaffirm the status quo as established in the first X-Men picture.

"The ban on ivory sales we will bring into law will reaffirm the UK's global leadership on this critical issue, demonstrating our belief that the abhorrent ivory trade should become a thing of the past".

A failure to do so would imperil the Continent's stability by reaffirming its division into two halves -- one united and prosperous, the other fragmented and still vulnerable to resentful national rivalries.

It was left to Mr. Mehta to shift into damage-control mode and reaffirm the Philharmonic's utter faith in Mr. Gilbert.

In his prepared remarks, Kavanaugh will flatly deny all the allegations against him, and reaffirm that he "will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process".

In countries like Norway, such an unbalanced press would be regarded as unacceptable: press diversity is written into the Norwegian constitution, and was reaffirmed in 2004.