Sentence examples for reaffirmation for from inspiring English sources

The vote was seen as a public reaffirmation for the bold economic policies of prime minister Shinzo Abe, called Abenomics.

Howard Dean, the former governor of Vermont, has stirred Democratic audiences with his unflinching attacks on the White House and his reaffirmation for the most part, of liberal Democratic positions.

There is no doubt that the last twelve months has been a period of startling reaffirmation for the universality of human rights.

Reid said that he welcomed the "reaffirmation of training" for the TA and said it would reassure its members.

Aides to Clinton said the campaign would continue to call outoffensive rhetoric – Clinton has attacked Trump from the stump over his statements against immigrants and Muslims, and on Thursday in Los Angeles denounced his reaffirmation of plans for mass deportations.

The increasingly shrill words appeared to reflect a darkening sense of isolation, brought on by 10 weeks of NATO bombing, rebel advances in the east, Western leaders' recent reaffirmation of demands for Colonel Qaddafi to quit, and the fact that Russia, an old ally of Libya, joined those demands last week.

The movement he has sought to mobilise is less for change than for a reaffirmation of roots.

Richard Gruneau and David Whitson note in their 1993 book, "Hockey Night in Canada" (Garamond Press), that "hockey has acted as a medium not just for the expression of Canadian identity but also for the reaffirmation of a preferred version of national character: tough and hard, passionate yet determined, individualistic".

"It's a reaffirmation of our respect for one another.

In the end, Tipping Points are a reaffirmation of the potential for change and the power of intelligent action.

He helped author the Williamsburg Charter (1988), which called for the reaffirmation of religion's primacy in American life and education.