Examples of using Affirm in English and their translations into Danish
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We must all affirm our solidarity with the governments of Latvia and Estonia.
As for the Congress of Soviets, we affirm that there has been no Congress of Soviets!
If it does, affirm on both devices.
How could you affirm you didn't recognize such unique birthmark?
Affirm the social dimension of globalisation.
That I affirm; I believe it to be our duty.
And as such we do hereby proclaim and affirm the following principles.
In consequence of the above said we can affirm that: the symbol is a combination of inner knowledge that an unconscious energy pushes up the level of our perception.
We must affirm the common responsibility of the European agencies of the Member States,
What we are going to do is to go to the conference and affirm what was already affirmed in 1995 in Beijing.
We affirm that the international law that applies is determined by what is laid down within Resolution 1244/99 of the United Nations Security Council.
I tested this VPN myself and can affirm, that no data leaks appeared while testing.
that we need to retaliate against the indifference of the 34 pharmaceutical companies and affirm the principle of exemption for reasons of health.
However, we also have to affirm that the telling of lies is not permitted in a democratic process.
I can affirm that your dumbass kid won't be getting"any action at my school.
They affirm that we would convert all men into enfeebled specimens of passive nonresisters who would soon perish from the face of the earth.
Affirm that you have remained in compliance with any and all conditions of the Visa Waiver program during any previous admissions to the United States under said program.
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I can affirm that from the beginning of his days at Albino,
Now you can affirm your right to be an individual, without having to antagonise or alienate those close to you.