Summary
affirmations {noun}
bekräftelser
affirmation {noun}
bekräftelse · löfte · försäkran
to affirm {verb}
försäkra · intyga · bekräfta · bejaka · bejaka
Synonyms
affirmation: avowal · avouchment · assertion
affirm: confirm · corroborate · sustain
more (11)English-Swedish translation for "affirmations"
"affirmations" Swedish translation
affirmations {noun}
affirmations {pl}
affirmation {noun}
affirmation {noun} (also: acknowledgement, endorsement, validation, ratification)
It was to be a classic affirmation... of everything right and true in the national character... a gross physical salute to the fantastic...
To some extent, this is recognition and affirmation of the Union's global dimension, of its economic role, but also, and above all, of its
That is very important because it is a political affirmation of research and development that would strengthen our hand in future debates
affirmation {noun}
affirmation {noun} [law]
to affirm {verb}
to affirm [affirmed|affirmed] {vb} (also: to insure, to guarantee, to engage, to claim)
I would like to affirm and confirm the Commission's total support for the new text presented by Parliament.
I can assure you that you will be able to reply in the affirmative to each of the cases which we are putting to you.
to affirm [affirmed|affirmed] {vb} (also: to confirm, to certify, to attest, to testify)
to affirm [affirmed|affirmed] {vb}
I can therefore affirm that I am in personal contact with both candidates.
This forum means to affirm that intimidation and blackmail are not enough to silence consciences.
I would like to affirm my Group’ s general support for his report and for the Commission’ s proposal.
I would like to affirm and confirm the Commission's total support for the new text presented by Parliament.
What we are going to do is to go to the conference and affirm what was already affirmed in 1995 in Beijing.
to affirm [affirmed|affirmed] {vb} (also: to consent)
We should affirm the principle of research freedom, which must have scientific rigour as its basic tenet.
If we want to achieve them, we must affirm the capacity for a currently emerging global politics to guide society.
To the left-hand side of this House, I would say, following the present debate: try to affirm the opportunities available to people because
Not only does our old continent need these workers, but the only way we will have credibility in the world is by affirming an open, pluralist Europe that shows solidarity.
to affirm [affirmed|affirmed] {vb} [law]
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "affirmation":
© Princeton Universityavowal · avouchment · assertion · statement
Synonyms (English) for "affirm":
© Princeton Universityconfirm · corroborate · sustain · substantiate · support · verify · assert · avow · aver · swan · swear
Usage examples
Usage examples for "affirmations" in Swedish
The economic objectives are pursued with the utmost rigour, while the interests of people are a fit subject for pious utterances or, again, of affirmations.
I ask you not to make such affirmations, since it is not even laid down that there may be any and they are rejected in the formulation of the initial question itself.
There are plenty of stances and affirmations by top officials which nourish a 'climate of suspicion ' vis-à-vis foreigners, especially those asking for asylum or for work.
Similar words
afferent · affidavit · affiliate · affiliated · affiliates · affiliation · affinal · affine · affinity · affirmation · affirmations · affirmative · affirmatory · afflicted · affliction · affluence · affluent · affordable · affordably · afforestation · affray
In the Polish-English dictionary you will find more translations.