reaffirmation
reassertion

It had not been a question, so much as a reaffirmation.

"But it was also a reaffirmation of our support for the peace process."

Of course, we knew music was all that, but who said reaffirmation is not essential?

All we have had is a reaffirmation of the existing Rules.

Was she, at last, the first reaffirmation he had received since that vision on the beach?

He doesn't need a new design, or ideology, just reaffirmation of what's been said all along.

It is, supporters say, a reaffirmation of laws already on the books.

The reaffirmation came after an emergency foreign ministers' meeting tonight.

Some reaffirmation of the board's rightful role is also in order.

For a college seeking reaffirmation, there are in general two possibilities.

Rather, he wanted to show good as a reaffirmation of his belief in humanity.

The room seems to be a reaffirmation of life.

This was a family reunion, not the reaffirmation of a tribe.

"One was the confident reaffirmation of the case for free institutions," she said in an interview.

"This was a reaffirmation of a broker's right to make necessary decisions."

He nodded his head up and down once in reaffirmation of this powerful life principle.

"But there was also no reaffirmation of the need to expel him."

Now, in times that are anything but normal, it may well provide a dose of hope, a reaffirmation.

I decided to make a large contribution as a reaffirmation in myself and the future."

"It is the reaffirmation of the same fundamentals," he said.

I think it would be very helpful to have a reaffirmation."

At least it was a reaffirmation of street life.

A reaffirmation of the good that is in life.

Not in an egotistical way but it's just a moment of reaffirmation.

Both parties to the reaffirmation must sign on the appropriate signature lines.