If we are to have one voice as an industry, we must regularly convene to affirm our existence and work together to fulfill our mission. |
They benefited from the Toleration Act of 1689 and in 1696 were allowed to affirm rather than take an oath. |
Nevertheless, the department continues to affirm its commitment to public safety. |
Labor that does not affirm humans and, instead, reduces them to objects for manipulation, is a form of oppression. |
Willinsky notes that citations are often used for one's own purposes, to support or affirm a particular idea. |
They are quoted because they support and affirm conventional hopes for life after death. |