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Such is my position, and these things I affirm to be true.

He had known too much death, and needed to affirm life.

This part of the state court decision was affirmed today.

A short answer, but the only truth I could affirm.

He also affirmed that his government would continue with its policy.

She would have affirmed the decision of the lower court.

About 70,000 of those boys did their part to affirm our special relationship.

He has to affirm to the staff that what they are doing is important.

Maybe it was no more than another way of affirming its life.

But neither can the one be in anything, as we affirm.

Enough of this, which is all that we who know nothing can affirm.

I did want to affirm for everyone that it is a really good system.

For the individual woman, the taking of a new step can be the moment at which her own nature affirms itself.

One of our best men, his captain would affirm again.

The last horse to do it was Affirmed in 1978.

They would also, officials say, affirm their commitment to continue talking.

"He affirmed that there was no need to show it to her."

I hope we can affirm these values at this meeting.

And no horse has done it since Affirmed in 1978.

Nothing needs to be put in writing to affirm that this will happen.

The convictions of all three cases have not been affirmed yet.

They affirm their love for each other and return to the camp.

Does anyone know if, like before, the current limit will need to be affirmed every year?

The court decision affirmed the company's ownership of the land.

He may also have wanted to affirm his loyalty to her.