Sentence examples for thus affirms from inspiring English sources

We should offer Iranians a deal that accedes to their desire for civilian nuclear power and thus affirms their scientific prowess — remember that Iran's 1979 revolution was as much a nationalist rebellion against a regime installed by the West as a religious revolution, so having a nuclear program has broad nationalist appeal there — while insisting on a foolproof inspection regime.

Wylie thus affirms the thesis of epistemic privilege although she notes that such epistemic privilege is contingent.

The present study thus affirms that the creation of university startups boosts the production of patents and new products.

It thus affirms that aggression involves the use of armed forces armies, navies, air forces, marines, missiles in violation of these rights.

Stanlick believes that reconciling with harm "thus affirms individual value and makes possible meaningful social relations by maintaining or creating the dignity and self-respect of the sufferer that may not result from forgiveness, revenge, or the traditional conception of reconciliation".

It thus affirms our approach that the polled signature in GLW could nonetheless be detected in two comparisons (RH and BBV).

These rites were thus affirmed by the Roman Catholic Church as sacraments that were instituted by Christ.

Commentators have spoken of "the relationship of music to the human senses and intellect," thus affirming a world of human discourse as the necessary setting for the art.

The Supreme Court thus affirmed the ruling of the Fifth Circuit and struck down the act as an impermissible exercise of congressional power under the commerce clause.

"George Bush, the leader of the crusaders' campaign, announced a few days ago that he will order his converted agent Musharraf to shut down the Kashmir mujahedeen camps, thus affirming that it is a Zionist-Hindu war against Muslims".

With Empty Lot, Cruzvillegas forged an organic bond with his host city in an installation that was literally "in a constant change," thus affirming his conviction that, in terms of art, place, and identity, "nothing is fixed".