Word: reaffirm
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...increase in the number of small classes could be accomplished by Faculty who reaffirm their commitment to teaching in Freshman Seminars...
...This is what they're complaining about: "As a people, we need to reaffirm our faith and renew the dedication of our nation and ourselves to God and God's purpose," said Lieberman during services. "There must be a place for faith in America's public life...
...government is really committed to stamping out elitism in higher education then they should reinstate the grant, abolish tuition fees and reaffirm their commitment to rule out top-up fees," OUSO President Anneliese Dodds said...
...industry that has driven America's remarkable growth--or, indeed, the entire economy. That is why Microsoft plans to appeal the district-court decision, which is at odds with a decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals and with antitrust law. We remain confident that the courts will reaffirm that every company, no matter how successful, should be encouraged to build better products for consumers...
...sympathize greatly with the Radcliffe Institute's need to expand its physical base and its desire to reaffirm its identity in this transitional period. However, it is not clear to us at this time that Radcliffe has explored all possible alternatives to changing Cronkhite. In a news article in The Crimson, Radcliffe spokesperson Michael A. Armini said 83 Brattle St. (an apartment complex across from Cronkhite) might be changed into office space. This was never mentioned at a March 1 meeting with John O. Horst, the Institute's Director of Facilities, Administrative and Technology Services. Clearly there is uncertainty, even...