Examples of 'reaffirm' in a sentence
Meaning of "reaffirm"
Reaffirm - (verb) - To assert again or to confirm the validity of something. It is often used in the context of strengthening beliefs, commitments, or opinions. Example: 'The company will reaffirm its commitment to environmental sustainability.'
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- To affirm again.
- To bolster or support.
How to use "reaffirm" in a sentence
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We reaffirm our willingness to cooperate to that end.
It is essential that we reaffirm our previous commitments.
We reaffirm our commitment to fighting global warming.
The couple then reaffirm their engagement.
We reaffirm the core values of democratic parliaments.
Justice exists to reaffirm the principles of law.
I reaffirm the statement made by the minister.
Coalition partners reaffirm support for premier.
We reaffirm our rejection of violence by any party.
We meet today to reaffirm those ageless values.
Reaffirm publicly that this work is a priority.
And we once again reaffirm our resolve.
We reaffirm the universal right to freedom of expression.
In this area we must reaffirm these matters.
We reaffirm our faith in their timeless validity.
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It was right to reaffirm our resolve to make.
Reaffirm their obligations under these treaties.
I should just like to reaffirm that statement.
We must reaffirm this message at every opportunity.
Take the time to reaffirm your goals.
We reaffirm our condemnation of all forms of terrorism.
History is employed to reaffirm the longevity of a nation.
And reaffirm our commitment to our partnership.
All we need to do is to reaffirm the human spirit.
And reaffirm their commitment to each other.
You may choose to reaffirm a secured debt.
Reaffirm your marriage commitment to one another.
I keep on trying to reaffirm the basic principles of it.
We reaffirm our readiness to cooperate in this endeavour.
I would certainly reaffirm that conviction today.
We reaffirm our commitment to the rule of law.
Provide proactive leadership and reaffirm commitment.
It is important to reaffirm that health is a national competence.
Luther was summoned to renounce or reaffirm his views.
We want to reaffirm the world is how we want it to be.
A new logo was needed to reaffirm that maturity.
We also reaffirm the importance of international legitimacy.
We stand by that pledge and reaffirm it today.
This is to reaffirm that you have been advised.
This amendment serves to reaffirm the point.
A way to reaffirm your presence and participation.
And we are here today to reaffirm that commitment.
We reaffirm our commitment to gender equality and to.
Saddam needs to quickly reaffirm his authority.
We reaffirm our commitment to giving shelter to refugees.
Today it is not enough to reaffirm our positions.
We reaffirm our commitment to sound public finances.
There is an urgent need to reaffirm this commitment.
Let us reaffirm our commitment to helping them.
And we will gently reaffirm our ideals.
