Sentence examples for respected and affirmed from inspiring English sources

Sister Pat Farrell, the departing president of the nuns' group, the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, said at a news conference that the members of her organization wanted to be "recognized as equal in the church," to have their style of religious life "respected and affirmed," and to help create a climate in which everyone in the church can talk about "issues that are very complicated".

Refusing to respect and affirm a transgender student's gender identity communicates a clear, negative message: there is something wrong with the student that warrants this unequal treatment".

This isn't about "choice"; it's about respecting and affirming a woman's decision no matter what it may be.

Transgender students like Gavin are entitled to the full protection of the law, and must be affirmed, respected and protected in the classroom and beyond".

No one wants to live removed from everyone else and be forever alone, but I strongly affirm that each individual has a right to being respected, and empowered in the unity of any type of relationship.

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The freedom of faith is respected by affirming that such a conclusion is as far as the preambles can take one.

Harm will be minimized by respecting the participant's privacy and affirming to her that the care she receives is in no way affected by her decision to participate or not participate in the study.

The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples recognized the urgent need to respect and promote the rights of indigenous peoples affirmed in treaties, agreements and other constructive arrangements with States.

These projects help instill dignity and respect, affirming the fact that they may become Germany's next business owners, doctors, educators, and community leaders.

"It is important to remember that the Convention on the Right of the Child was ratified by Guinea-Bissau 18 years ago, the 20 of August 1990, but until now, most of ours fundamental rights are not respected", affirm the youth of the National Children Parliament.