Sentence examples for would reaffirm from inspiring English sources

Now, Hegazy would reaffirm the point.

Such use would reaffirm the public's right to maximum use of their park.

She finally told him why she had kept quiet: recounting what happened would reaffirm the horror for her.

Instead of exchanging marriage vows, the two of you would reaffirm the vows you had made previously.

But that would still be progress, given that it would reaffirm his conviction there are large unknown fauna in Australia.

A moratorium, it added, "would reaffirm the principle that science can progress while upholding the community's moral norms".

The couple loved Hawaii they'd reaffirmed their wedding vows there, and visited the islands nearly a dozen times after that but they hadn't been back since 1995.

Jonathan G. Ornstein, the chairman and chief executive of Mesa, said in a telephone interview that Mesa would not proceed with Atlantic Coast's plan to create a low-cost airline and would instead reaffirm a contract with United.

Mandelson stressed that as well as underpinning growth, the budget would also reaffirm Labour's determination to tackle the public deficit.

Instead, they say, it would merely reaffirm the authority of the states to regulate alcohol sales, and diminish the authority of federal courts, which they say have been confusing and inconsistent.

It would simply reaffirm those rights as they have existed since at least 1964, when the court held in New York Times v. Sullivan that a defamation suit violated the paper's right to speak as robustly as it wished.