reaffirm
重申
definition
verb
the prime minister reaffirmed his commitment to the agreement
state again as a fact; assert again strongly.
translation of 'reaffirm'
verb
重申
example
Macalester should 'reaffirm' and continue its commitment to meeting the full demonstrated need of all admitted students.
It was an encore to Athens-the chance for the established breed to 'reaffirm' elite standing.
I want to 'reaffirm' in the strongest terms my long-term pessimism on stocks.
The Education Secretary today 'reaffirmed' the Government's commitment to create more single-faith schools.
For one thing, they require you to think on your feet and call on all your resources to get past them, 'reaffirming' your commitment.
Uzbekistan 'reaffirms' its commitment to implement democratic reforms.
It was hard, but it was good because it 'reaffirmed' my commitment to simplifying our lives, to making this enormous move, to making a real change.
Cuba is 'reaffirming' its position, its ideals, its objectives.
Nonetheless, in 1910 the synod of the diocese 'reaffirmed' their commitment to completing St. Alban's.
As a 'reaffirmation' of this sentiment, I found the following beautiful letter from her in the Human Development Report of this year.
He also 'reaffirmed' the Government's commitment to ensuring all NHS trusts could apply to become foundations by 2008.
This poem is critical of our country but it strongly 'reaffirms' a belief in its principles and heritage.
While Owens has voiced concern about civilian attempts to soften the military, his article in National Review strongly 'reaffirms' the importance of civilian control.
With this decision, the Board 'reaffirms' its strong commitment to the Olympic ideal of unity through sport, and fair and balanced treatment of all athletes.
In 1740 she returned to the stage where she spent ten successful years dancing in 78 ballets, and 'reaffirming' her position as queen of the Paris Opera.
A source close to the Deputy Prime Minister last night 'reaffirmed' that a Yorkshire assembly would oversee a region-wide fire service.
We have 'reaffirmed' our commitment to Canadian aid.
I believe strongly that Black History Month should be the 'reaffirmation' of struggle and determination to change attitudes and heighten the understanding of the African experience.
It 'reaffirms' a commitment to religious freedom at home and abroad.
I think it marks an exciting new era for the show, which will see it 'reaffirming' its position as the definitive show for pop music lovers of every generation.
It has stimulated the opening of other biennials in Africa, Asia, and Latin America, thus 'reaffirming' Cuba's position as a cultural leader within the Third World.
This result suggests that HA-spo 14 is phosphorylated during meiosis and 'reaffirms' our previous data that demonstrated that the N terminus of Spo 14 is the major site of phosphorylation.
Defeating the Badgers, who are ranked tenth in the nation, 'reaffirms' Waterloo's position atop the OUA's western division as the Warriors' record now stands at a sparkling 6-2.
We said wouldn't it be a great way of 'reaffirming' our commitment to each other through a legal wedding ceremony, ‘he said.’
Although the Pontiff is the universal leader of more than a billion Catholics, the election 'reaffirms' the intimate link between the Papacy and the eternal city.
The April and July elections 'reaffirmed' the strength of moderate Islam in Indonesia.
Government has 'reaffirmed' its commitment to forge strong ties with the private sector in order to create employment and reduce poverty.
And, in one way or another, whatever revision takes place, we should expect to see 'reaffirmation' of the fundamental ideals of antimilitarism.
‘President Clinton 'reaffirmed' his commitment to push the Palestinian track forward,’ he said.
The bill 'reaffirms' New Zealand's commitment to providing a strong intellectual property regime that offers clarity for users and fully complies with New Zealand's obligations internationally.
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