Sentence examples for reaffirmed if from inspiring English sources

Clearly, America's standing as regional leader would be dramatically reaffirmed if U.S. President Donald Trump could convince or compel North Korea to abandon its nuclear program and stop threatening America and its allies.

The recent revelations about the National Security Agency's vast powers of surveillance have served to reaffirm, if any such thing was needed, the value of leaks and whistleblowers to both journalism and to democracy.

The Supreme Court reaffirmed in June that hate speech is protected by the Constitution, but not if that speech incites violence.

Cameron reaffirmed in Madrid on Friday he would order British bombers into action in Syria only if there was a parliamentary consensus behind airstrikes.

(The rating was reaffirmed in November).

This recommendation was reaffirmed in 2015 [10].

The very title of Mighty Aphrodite seems to reaffirm, even if ironically, some kind of stubborn belief in the redemptive power of love.

Several of the questions dealt with the question of statehood, and Mr. Romney reaffirmed his view that if Puerto Ricans vote by a majority that they would like to become a state, he would help lead the effort.

Another backer of abortion rights, Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, said that in trying to elicit Judge Alito's views on Roe, she had asked how he would approach a court ruling that had been reaffirmed several times, even if he disagreed with the initial decision.

But here's the thing: If the Hornets reaffirmed anything yesterday, it is how thin a line separates decent from dreadful in the Eastern Conference.

It's far more dangerous if it becomes reaffirmed under a progressive president like President Obama.