Sentence examples for reconfirmed as from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, FTO and MC4R were reconfirmed as well as the two obesity candidate genes brain derived neurotrophic factor gene (BDNF) and SH2B adaptor protein 1 gene (SH2B1) [ 84].

Mr. Kim is expected to be reconfirmed as leader by the North's rubber-stamp Parliament on March 8.

Chris Robshaw, barring accidents, is poised to be reconfirmed as captain on Wednesday with Billy Twelvetrees now certain to start at inside-centre.

P. J. Anthony (NYT) JAPAN: CABINET SHUFFLE Yoshiro Mori was reconfirmed as prime minister, a week after his Liberal Democratic Party won a much narrower than predicted victory in legislative elections.

Add to this a depiction of Paris that avoids both touristy picture-postcard cliches (take a bow, Woody Allen) and fashionable post-La Haine homegrown grime and Farhadi is reconfirmed as a film-maker of truly international scope.

While Mr Rajoy only needs a simple majority to be reconfirmed as prime minister when parliament reconvenes on 13 January, his party's only realistic chance of an absolute majority seems to be through a deal with the PSOE.

The European Commission and European Parliament endorsed the pipeline as early as 2000 and both reconfirmed their commitments as recently as 2006.

In 1984, shortly after Williams died, Charles Carroll who, as the personal representative of the Southeast Banks of Florida, was the sole executor of Williams' estate until the will was probated, in June of 1988—reconfirmed Leverich as Williams' official biographer.

In 1984, shortly after Williams died, Charles Carroll — who, as the personal representative of the Southeast Banks of Florida, was the sole executor of Williams' estate until the will was probated, in June of 1988 — reconfirmed Leverich as Williams' official biographer.

Legal appeals of the ruling lasted into 2001, by which time the Bose Levu Vakaturaga reconfirmed Iloilo as president and called for a general election in August and September.

The story begins on a rainy night when a Yorkshire police detective, Ronald Craven Bob Peckk), meets with the leader of a mining union, Godbolt (Jack Watson), and agrees to delay his investigation of the allegedly-rigged election that had reconfirmed Godbolt as the long-time head of his organisation.