Examples of using Affirm in English and their translations into Polish
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Programming
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The Parties affirm their commitment to the rights
The Directive should unequivocally affirm that financing waste management ought to be according to the'polluter pays' principle;
The Parties affirm their commitment to the rights
We must affirm the common responsibility of the European agencies of the Member States,
For we most boldly affirm that it is blasphemy to say that Christ abides in the hearts of those in whom is no spirit of sanctification.
meaning ethics that affirm being.
However, we also have to affirm that the telling of lies is not permitted in a democratic process.
Rituals and talismans affirm and perpetuate the consensus stories we all participate in,
The principle of“laicité”, wants to aid the respect of the citizens towards Religions and on the other hand affirm the respect of the believers towards political institutions.
You can affirm the credibility of the optical transceiver supplier by checking the information of 200G optical transceivers.
the Council Resolution14 on lifelong learning affirm that lifelong learning should be enhanced by actions
which most people affirm, humbled with such a look at reality.
I can affirm that from the beginning of his days at Albino,
acoustics all affirm to the architect's success.
So first you have to affirm that you have a conventional"me"
Thus they seek out only those social relations that affirm rather than challenge their initial preferences.
Joseph Goebels, said of him:“I can affirm that from the beginning of his days at Albino,
sign a contract and affirm all my plans to relocate.- Is this what you want?
Such gatherings are essential if we are to deepen our understanding of one another and affirm our interconnectedness and common destiny.
Also, the doorman at my client's building can affirm that he never left the building that night.