Sentence examples for that was affirmed from inspiring English sources

But in February 2007, the lawsuit was dismissed, a ruling that was affirmed on appeal.

It was this ruling that was affirmed by the Court of Appeals.

An independent examiner agreed with the school that an interpreter was unnecessary, a decision that was affirmed on appeal by the New York commissioner of education.

It has to do with an opinion written by the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel in 1973 (read: Nixon, Richard) that was affirmed in 2000 (read: Clinton, Bill).

But he and his designers wanted a slanted lift-gate for a more modern look, a view that was affirmed in consumer focus groups.

Titanics surviving officers and a number of prominent survivors later testified that the ship had sunk in one piece, a belief that was affirmed by the British and American inquiries into the disaster.

The following criteria were employed for item selection: Percentage affirmation of item: Items that were affirmed by a very small or very large proportion of the sample were excluded.

The Netscape suit uses the findings in the government case, but goes beyond the conclusions of law that were affirmed by a federal appeals court last June.

The canons of Dort were produced; they discussed in detail in five sections the errors of the Remonstrants that were rejected as well as the doctrines that were affirmed.

But such an extremity of determination, a destiny so all-pervasive, does away with the very destiny that is affirmed: it shatters the sequence and co-operation of causes.

Generally speaking then, Zen takes "not two" to designate a negation of any "two" things that are affirmed to be individually real, in which the perspective that realizes the place or domain where two things occur is ignored.