Sentence examples for thereby reaffirming from inspiring English sources
But the Supreme Court reversed that decision, thereby reaffirming its commitment to Miranda.
Rather, within the context of their spousal relationship, the women implied that their verbal utterance of events or thoughts were "heard," thereby, reaffirming their interpretation.
The strength of these opinions was significant and demonstrated a perception that care planning was used by services as a means of perpetuating top down, risk averse cultures, thereby reaffirming boundaries between patient and service user roles within services.
As the historians Joyce Appleby, Lynn Hunt and Margaret Jacob observed in their book, "Telling the Truth About History," radical multiculturalists celebrated "the virtues of fragmentation," arguing that "since all history has a political -- often a propaganda -- function, it is time for each group to rewrite history from its own perspective and thereby reaffirm its own past".
This finding negates involvement of MAP in T2DM and thereby reaffirms our hypothesis that T1DM (as against T2DM) possibly results from MAP acting as an infectious trigger.
Indeed, in another recent study examining the attitudes of 2,256 acute myocardial infarction survivors toward the use of out-of-pocket payment to improve access to cardiovascular services in Ontario, only 20% of respondents advocated in favor of a parallel private stream to advance patients priority placement and/or selection of treatments, thereby further reaffirming the findings of our study.
On January 16, the appeals court declared that the ministry had utterly failed to find any new evidence and thereby completely reaffirmed the lower court's vindication of Kavan's name and forbade the Interior Ministry to make any more appeals.
It was disheartening and reaffirming.
Reaffirming the mission is important.
Abu Mazen was just reaffirming it.
