Word: reaffirming
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...friendless world determined on the nation's destruction was fulfilling itself. Israeli children were in mortal danger even while peace negotiations were going on. And yet in its crisis Israel behaved with stoic endurance. Golda, who had bitterly fought every concession, sent Dinitz to my suite to reaffirm her deep commitment to the success of the negotiations. She knew I was frustrated by the endless Talmudic quibbling by which the Syrian recovery of Quneitra was being established in increments of 100 meters. Her gesture toward peace while she was anguishing about the children was more meaningful to me than...
...prove only that the laws were enforced in such a way that their effect was discriminatory. Courts would consider a number of factors to determine whether a law impaired a minority's right to vote. The House bill would reestablish this standard. But the Administration seeks to reaffirm at best the standard enunciated is Mobile v. Bolden (180)-which said that a plaintiff had to prove an invent to discriminate, a far harder task. Ignoring the realities of contempoary discrimination in its scrutiny of generations-old election laws, this doctrine places a tremendous burden on the plaintiff...
...expectations on both sides for Saturday's match were that Harvard would reaffirm the dominance it exhibited in the Howe Cup. Betty Constable, Princeton's 11th-year coach and a former national champ, told her team before taking the courts that "if we pull this one out, it will be a miracle...
...provoke a direct confrontation with the courts. First, many of the bills attempt to circumvent or overturn rulings of the Supreme Court, such as its opinion, delivered in 1973, that laws flatly prohibiting abortions during the first six months of pregnancy were unconstitutional. The courts are likely to reaffirm their past decisions on the disputed issues. Second, the New Right is launching what legal scholars see as a more insidious constitutional challenge to judicial authority. The bills on busing, abortion and school prayer all seek to limit the authority of the federal courts to rule on these issues...
...general, we continue to urge the divestiture of all Harvard's holdings in South Africa. In particular, we urge the Corporation and the ACSR to reaffirm the doctrine of not directly supporting the South African authorities in any of their policies. If the Corporation goes back on the promise delivered in the spring of 1978, we hope students have conviction enough to once again take their case to the streets, the only place where they have ever had any effect...