Verb:

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reaffirms's Usage Examples:

reaffirms the right to development, which is regarded as controversial by some human rights scholars and UN member states.

The Valparaíso Declaration emerged from this meeting; it reaffirms the importance of strengthening regulatory, legislative and budgetary frameworks to guarantee the continuity of the plans.

Beyond formal recognition, the communiqué reaffirms the principles agreed upon in the Shanghai Communiqué, released almost.

|} Third Stanza |This final stanza reaffirms the love the Malagasy have for their beloved nationand ask blessings on it and its people by again referencing the Christian God.

It reaffirms the twin goals mentioned in Chapter XI to "promote the political, economic.

reaffirms the nation"s commitment to free speech, and the general impermissibility of prior restraints".

In IIRIRA, Congress expressly states that the aggravated felony definition must be applied retroactively to all persons, and reaffirms its historical statutory and mandatory relief to those persons who were admitted to the United States as refugees under 8 U.

In Reading Voices, Garrett Stewart reaffirms Bennett's assertion that Keats's voice never appears in the poem itself when he says, For all the florid staginess of his conceits, there is, in short, no mention of writing, of the melancholic as a writer.

As Nami bloodthirstily fumes in disgust of the world and reaffirms her volition to exterminate.

This material is most often recapitulated in the tonic key of the movement, in such a way that it reaffirms that.

It reaffirms the ground and transcends in the direction of the sky.

To this day, in the annual ceremonial Sposalizio dell'albero (marriage of the tree), the mayor of Vetralla reaffirms the town's rights of possession on Monte Fogliano.

classic The Professionals was his) and Bite the Bullet is a film that reexamines and reaffirms the Western myth — both as it affected our history and as.

Synonyms:

affirm,

Antonyms:

invalidate, negate,