Sentence examples for reaffirmed the declaration from inspiring English sources

Judge Terry P. Lewis of Leon County Circuit Court reaffirmed the declaration by Florida's secretary of state, Katherine Harris, that she could certify the election on Saturday without the ballots that were being recounted by hand.

Ouattara reaffirmed the declaration at the end of 2010.

This would reaffirm the declaration of his ancestor, King Gustav, who as he placed the laurel wreath on Thorpe's head at the Olympics 88 years ago, said, "Sir, you are the greatest athlete in the world".

In 1935, Trotsky wrote an Open Letter for the Fourth International, reaffirming the Declaration of Four, while documenting the recent course of the Comintern and the Socialist International.

The conference of 1907 renewed the declaration prohibiting the discharge of projectiles from balloons but did not reaffirm the declarations prohibiting asphyxiating gas and expanding bullets.

Subsequent U.S. presidents and Congressional resolutions reaffirmed the substance of the Declaration.

Without mentioning Trump by name, the declaration reaffirmed the need to reduce emissions of heat-trapping greenhouse gases and called for "the highest political commitment to combat climate change".

China and ASEAN countries have had many rounds of discussions and finally reaffirmed the commitment to the Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea, which underpins stability in the South China Sea.

In Latin America, these goals were reaffirmed in the Declaration of the Special Summit of the Americas, which was held in Monterrey, Mexico in 2004 [ 2]. Almost 3 years after this event, progress in poverty alleviation programs is insufficient to meet the goal of halving the proportion of people living in extreme poverty in the region by the year 2015 [ 2].

In January of this year, the E.U. agreed to "reaffirm" the Durban Declaration "as it was adopted at the 2001 World Conference".

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