Sentence examples for reaffirm to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "reaffirm to" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when you want to emphasize or restate a commitment or belief to someone.
Example: "I want to reaffirm to you my dedication to this project and our goals."
Alternatives: "restate to" or "confirm to"
"When you achieve things, it helps reaffirm to yourself that you are doing the right thing".
Why? Weren't we supposed to reconnect with the United Nations and reaffirm to the world that America can, and should, lead it to collective security and prosperity?
Now, it's time for her to apply them on the international stage, and also to reaffirm to her countrymen and countrywomen why ensuring that the E.U. survives and prospers is very much in their self-interest.
"In light of the recent comments by Congressman Todd Akin, and in an attempt to reaffirm to the American people the party's sensitivity on the subject of rape, I believe that we should not support an amendment which opposes approval of a method that's been proven effective in preventing the pregnancy of rape victims," she said.
But, as so often with rebound relationships, after a year together all the new union did "was reaffirm to us that we were unlike each other from a strategic perspective," he said, but not in a bad way.
3. Reaffirm to yourself that you are passionate about the area you have chosen. .
It kind of reaffirms to everybody why this is such a big race.
"It reaffirmed to me how delicate marriages are and how much work and how worth it".
MLG reaffirmed to TechCrunch that it expects to remain EBITA positive for the next few quarters.
"The prime minister has reaffirmed to rebalancing power - action must now follow words," she said.
Arafat's widow, Suha, has reaffirmed to the BBC her belief that their report proves he was assassinated.
