Sentence examples for what is affirmed from inspiring English sources

"What is affirmed, that we are in possession of specific letter with specific implication of the Russian or other federation, is not true".

What is known, that is, what is affirmed or acknowledged in the act of judgment must be located in the sphere of the 'ought' (Sollen)" (Rickert 1909, 184).

In Ilāhiyyāt, I, 5 Avicenna summarizes the meanings of the term mawǧūd ("existent") and of the locutions that are related to it: "thing" (šayʾ),[8] but also "what" (mā), "that" (allaḏī), "what is given" or "realized" (al-muḥaṣṣal) and "what is affirmed" or "established" (al-muṯbat).

In a press release, the church repeated what was affirmed at its general synod in 2012.

Ahead of the assembly motion, the Church of Ireland restated its position on same-sex marriage, repeating what was affirmed at its general synod in 2012.

This fact contradicts what was affirmed before [ 19].

That this is what Gregory believed and taught is affirmed by most scholars.

Reading "in" here in the sense of "inherent", and "external" in the sense of "not inherent", this passage suggests that to attend to a thing itself is just to attend to its essence what is affirmed in its definition and what follows from it.

As a Christian minister, part of my responsibility is to support what is life-affirming.

Hence it proposes the two truths division based on the two types of epistemic practices "because it confirms a direct opposition between that which is free of the elaborations and that which is not free of the elaborations, and between what is to be affirmed and what is to be negated excluding the possibility of the third alternative.

Do we teach our children across all classes to expect more not just in terms of diet and health, but the whole essence of what is life affirming and what is not?