Sentence examples for reaffirmation the from inspiring English sources

Like a lot of folks--maybe you're one of them--I thought the economic anguish of recent years was over and done with, given a string of 10 consecutive monthly gains in the leading economic indicators, a knockout of a fourth-quarter GDP increase (a recently upward revised 5.9%) and Ben Bernanke's reaffirmation the other day to maintain low interest rates for an extended period.

As anticipated there is further definition of the presumption in favour of sustainable development; it now includes aspects of the Brundtland definition, and the reaffirmation of the protection for the green belt and the town centre first approach also remain".

The main thrust of his decision is the reaffirmation of the power of the Supreme Court in matters constitutional, and especially in any conflict with Congress.

It's the learning, the constant reaffirmation of the interminable wonder of the natural world.

Churchill was referring specifically to the reaffirmation of the Charter by Parliament in the Petition of Right, imploring King Charles to recognise that the law is sovereign, not the King.

Churchill was referring specifically to the reaffirmation of the Charter by Parliament in the Petition of Right, imploring King Charles to recognize that the law is sovereign, not the King.

There were surprising rulings, like the reaffirmation of the constitutional right to abortion and the decision barring clergy-led prayer at public school graduations.

And liberals nervously noted the reaffirmation in the interim president's statement that sharia should be the basis of law, presumably as an inducement to bring the Islamists back into peaceful politics.

I was aware of the reaffirmation of the same policy.

On 21 September 2006, they received a favorable opinion from the U.S. District in Washington, D.C., of their court case to expedite the reaffirmation of the tribe as a federally recognized tribe.

There are so many things wrong with this conceptually, starting with the idea that a student is like a piece of manufacturing material and continuing on through the reaffirmation of the school-is-a-factory model of education.