Affirmation
51Affirmation of Marriage Act (Virginia) — Virginia s Affirmation of Marriage Act prohibits marriage between same sex couples in that state. The Act was later modified so as to further prohibit civil unions and domestic partnerships between persons of the same sex.The extra statute reads …
52AFFIRMATION PAR SERMENT — Nous ne dirons rien ici sur l affirmation avec laquelle les savants s expriment si souvent. Il n est permis d affirmer, de décider, qu en géométrie. Partout ailleurs imitons le docteur Métaphraste de Molière. Il se pourrait la chose est… …
53Affirmation du conséquent — L affirmation du conséquent est un sophisme qui croit voir une relation d équivalence logique ( a ⇔ b, c est à dire « a implique b » et « b implique a ») là où il n y a qu une relation d implication (si… alors). On confond en… …
54AFFIRMATION OF STATUS QUO — Cinema Westerns are commercial consumer productions, and as such, they must find a popular market. Westerns of the classic era, before the multiplication of media choices at the turn of the 20th century, necessarily appealed to a broad… …
55affirmation of contract — Treating a contract as being valid, rather than exercising a right to rescind it for a good reason. Affirmation can only occur if it takes place with full knowledge of the facts. It may take the form of a declaration of intention, be inferred… …
56affirmation of allegiance — noun (also upper case) an affirmation (def. 5) taken instead of an oath of allegiance by someone not wishing to take an oath. See oath of allegiance …
57affirmation of office — noun an affirmation which a person makes before undertaking the duties of an office, especially a position within or associated with a government …
58affirmation — noun Date: 15th century 1. a. the act of affirming b. something affirmed ; a positive assertion 2. a solemn declaration made under the penalties of perjury by a person who conscientiously declines taking an oath …
59affirmation — См. affermazione …
60affirmation — noun /æfɝˈmeɪʃn/ a) A declaration that something is true; an oath. b) A form of self forced meditation or repetition; autosuggestion. Syn: assertion …
