reaffirm
Britishverb
Other Word Forms
- reaffirmation noun
Example Sentences
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Plaid's 2024 general election manifesto reaffirmed the party's target, saying it recognised that "the climate and nature emergencies are the biggest threat to mankind on a global scale".
From BBC
La Liga strongly condemned the incident, reaffirming its support for the player.
From BBC
The victory not only reaffirmed her supremacy over the sport.
Storey says that the result reaffirms Judo’s investment case as a high-growth challenger bank in a single product segment, operating against the backdrop of a low-growth concentrated banking sector.
"We agree that no company should have blanket immunity," it said in a statement to AFP, adding the legislation "simply seeks to reaffirm that EPA is the primary federal authority" for pesticide labeling.
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