I responded in the affirmative because I had read it.
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When John responded in the affirmative, Storen quit his job.
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Then I counsel them if they answer in the affirmative.
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Sometimes, to answer in the affirmative, they must stand up.
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Those who did answer in the affirmative were enthusiastic and passionate.
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Ruling in the affirmative could increase the severity of their punishment.
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Heads meant to decide in the affirmative; tails meant to decline.
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All 10 candidates on the stage raised their hands in the affirmative.
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I responded in the affirmative, waited for confirmation but, again, heard nothing.
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Trump responded in the affirmative, telling her "I absolutely would," she added.
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This was the acid test, and he has answered in the affirmative.
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To my chagrin, all responded in the affirmative, encouraging me to get it.
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Hill also answered in the affirmative, saying it was "very apparent" to her.
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Whichever candidate answers the most questions in the affirmative receive the community's vote.
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The Senate needs 60 votes in the affirmative to pass a spending bill.
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But the question of the campaign's involvement now appears answered (in the affirmative).
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President Trump responded in the affirmative - because he regrets not raising the tariffs higher.
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"Are you excited about 2018?" he asked Spears, to which she replied in the affirmative.
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"Hey, can I dish some tea?" she asked Cagle, who eagerly responded in the affirmative.
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Asked if a deal could be reached in early 2018, Yamba replied in the affirmative.
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When he replied in the affirmative, I sent him a list of possible seed entries.
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"On behalf of survivors everywhere, I cast my vote in the affirmative," Ms. Cruz said.
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Answering that in the affirmative could turn quantum computing into a money-spinner much more quickly.
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Asked if his new book will upset people, Richard A. Hillway answered immediately in the affirmative.
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Ask someone if they ever heard of a Roomba and they'll likely answer in the affirmative.
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The Senate being equally divided, the vice president votes in the affirmative and the nomination is confirmed.
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When we asked him if he does, in fact, have the disorder, he responded in the affirmative.
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That the person who had become a skeptic, that converted skeptic — FRANKEN: Hmm-mmm [in the affirmative].
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A Wall Street Journal reporter said Kasich answered in the affirmative to a question about Romney's endorsement.
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That is to say, each question is harder to answer in the affirmative than the preceding one.
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You can give a more educated response, either in the affirmative or negative, with strong backing reasons.
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Should Hillary Clinton survive the primary, one thing can be said in the affirmative: She is battle-tested.
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Hart asked Rane if he hires lobbyists, and is thus a principal, and Rane answered in the affirmative.
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But when asked if he thought a torture technique such as waterboarding works, he answered in the affirmative.
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If the ITC finds in the affirmative, President Trump would then have wide-ranging authority to impose penalties.
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When asked if Tesla could eventually make a cheaper vehicle with higher quality, Musk responded in the affirmative.
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It finally decided in the affirmative, making the score 68-65 — Michigan's largest lead since the first half.
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When asked on Twitter if the changes were reflective of the current BFR design, Musk responded in the affirmative.
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Reaching broad consensus will enable us to answer the question "is the Internet ready for IoT" in the affirmative.
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Next, for each investor that Jeff responds in the affirmative, draft a new, clean email asking for the intro.
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"This was a steak sandwich — maybe not a filet mignon — so I'll be voting in the affirmative," he added.
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Then, when asked if they would support him if he were the nominee, they all replied in the affirmative.
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The evidence keeps rolling in, so much so that we can now firmly answer that question in the affirmative.
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I've asked this question of a number of conservatives involved in this effort, and none has answered in the affirmative.
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She then asked if he was "ready to shoot us," to which the fed smiled and replied in the affirmative.
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When asked if the state will respond before Monday's deadline set by the Justice Department, McCrory answered in the affirmative.
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If you answered in the affirmative, or are familiar with any of these items, Interpol might be looking for you.
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Asked if she thinks her "honesty and bravery" would affect Trump's chances of winning reelection, Daniels replied in the affirmative.
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The outrage over the scam laid out by federal prosecutors has opened a new battleground in the affirmative action war.
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But I have no doubt that Harriet's audience, challenged and uncomfortable though they were, could only answer in the affirmative.
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But if you ask Sany now if these sacrifices and costs were worth it, she will respond confidently in the affirmative.
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" There was a pause as I nodded in the affirmative, then came the kicker: "Oh, but I thought you were brilliant.
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When the interviewer, Chris Matthews, of MSNBC, asked whether women who'd had abortions should be punished, Trump answered in the affirmative.
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Mr. Sondland, who had just come from a meeting with top Ukrainian officials and the country's president, replied in the affirmative.
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When asked if blockchain technology would be used in this part of the business, Chief Executive Robert Noel replied in the affirmative.
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Jessica Casanova tweeted at the Jane the Virgin star asking if she could wear Rodriguez's dress and Rodriguez responded in the affirmative.
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Nick asks if she still wants to go with him, and while it doesn't appear she actually does, she replies in the affirmative.
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Capital FM DJ Roman Kent asked if Grande would be interested in joining forces with Taylor Swift and she responded in the affirmative.
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She said they were together "many dozens of times," and when asked by Cooper if they were intimate, she responded in the affirmative.
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I've been warned by the beleaguered PR from Gloucester Folk Museum to answer in the affirmative, but I'm not lying when I say yes.
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Rensin's wondered whether "this genial, bow-tied eccentric really the most qualified and effective person for the job," but ultimately answered in the affirmative.
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Diaz-Balart was present and voted in the affirmative, though it is not yet clear precisely when he was last on the House floor.
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Weaver responded in the affirmative — "yes, he is" — but in the months since the election, Sanders has stated when asked that he is an independent.
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If you asked most businesses that sponsor a 401(k) plan whether they are obeying their fiduciary duties, they would likely respond in the affirmative.
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Asked if he thought rival players had ever watched his YouTube channel, Tsitsipas began to answer in the affirmative, but then realized he wasn't sure.
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When he answered in the affirmative, Tebow asked him if he had seen the latest Batman movie (he had) and what he thought of the ending.
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If he answers in the affirmative, it will probably put an end to the "should Trump be impeached?" agony and allow that process to move forward.
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The brothers did not speak in court except to answer softly in the affirmative when the judge asked whether the allegations in the agreement were accurate.
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Just 183 percent of people surveyed correctly answered in the affirmative — meaning that over 218 percent of Americans don't know that Facebook owns Instagram and WhatsApp.
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Davidson called the US's edge under the Pacific a "perishable advantage," and when Blumenthal asked if China was working to eliminate it, he answered in the affirmative.
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An earlier request, asking that the GAO look into the FCC's rather hand-wavy cyberattack claims, does not, alas, appear to have been answered in the affirmative.
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" It goes on to state that cloture is invoked if "the question [is] decided in the affirmative by three-fifths of the Senators duly chosen and sworn.
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Here is one way to begin to answer it in the affirmative: Liu Xiaobo, a Nobel Peace Prize-winning democracy activist jailed for 11 years, has cancer.
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About 22019 percent of respondents said they do not use a password locker or storehouse to secure their pages, while only 12 percent replied in the affirmative.
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We've seen these same arguments against systematic advantage in the affirmative action context — that built-in preference of historically disadvantaged groups is somehow damaging to those groups.
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"I don't have enough data in terms of the impact to my state to be able to vote in the affirmative," the Alaska lawmaker told CNN's Dana Bash.
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"If we open the government, we're open to any kind of negotiation," he said, answering in the affirmative when asked if that included talks over building a wall.
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When asked by the interviewer if a Trump presidency could be "dangerous," Hollande answered in the affirmative, and said that Trump's election could make US-EU relations thorny.
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McDougal said they were together "many dozens of times," and responded in the affirmative when asked if they were intimate -- saying later that Trump had not used protection.
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But he has questioned whether humans are the dominant cause or whether global warming would be harmful to humans, two questions that scientists widely answer in the affirmative.
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When asked by Democratic panel counsel Norman Eisen whether there was evidence of Trump committing the "high crime and misdemeanor of constitutional bribery," Karlan answered in the affirmative.
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When asked if their administrations would support covering healthcare for immigrants in the United States illegally, all 10 candidates on the stage raised their hands in the affirmative.
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The Times reported that when asked if that would be a red line, Trump responded in the affirmative, but would not say what action, if any, he would take.
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The faux outrage was not convincing as the House went on to pass the omnibus bill, 85033-167, with 111 Democrats voting in the affirmative, and 77 voting against.
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John Donovan, who is the boss of the second-largest U.S. mobile carrier, answered in the affirmative when asked by CNBC if sales of this iPhone would be "bumper".
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Incredibly, Stewart responded in the affirmative, "If the book contained the functional equivalent of express advocacy," which is a position the government never retracted, even on rehearing the case.
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It is difficult to justify such an extraordinary sum of $85033 million being approved by a House committee without members voting in the affirmative or negative on the proposal.
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They're critically important to the success of technological endeavors, and they are answered in the affirmative only when a diverse group of individuals designs it in the first place.
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According to a series of casting calls posted on the show's official Facebook page, MTV is looking for people who can respond in the affirmative to any of these questions about online rivalries: Catfish: The TV Show is also interested in casting people who can respond in the affirmative to any of these questions about internet trolls: Catfish is basically giving ppl the opportunity to meet up with mutuals to fight askghagjk pic.twitter.
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The answer came resoundingly in the affirmative, as Harry Kane popped up with two late goals to seal the deal and keep Spurs within touching distance of the top four.
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RIA Novosti reported Putin as replying in the affirmative when asked if he was able to talk with Trump in a meeting at the Élysée Palace with other foreign leaders.
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Speaking with CNN's Anderson Cooper in March, McDougal alleged that she and Trump were together "many dozens of times" and answered in the affirmative when asked if they were intimate.
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Questioned by Schiff on whether fighting corruption in Ukraine was "a key element of U.S. policy and one on which you placed the highest priority," Yovanovitch answered in the affirmative.
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" Professor Jackson points out that 84 percent of Americans answer in the affirmative when asked whether they agree with the statement "If I work hard, I can improve my life.
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The law professor Melvin Urofsky, in " The Affirmative Action Puzzle " (Pantheon), says he is agnostic on the issue, but he would seem to be a person of the second type.
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"President Trump responded in the affirmative - because he regrets not raising the tariffs higher," White House spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham said in a statement afterward that sought to clarify the president's remarks.
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She also replied in the affirmative when asked whether Facebook will "unequivocally" support a strong federal privacy law in the US — with protections "equivalent" to those in Europe's data protection framework.
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This isn't a mind-bending Thursday with theminess all around, but three clues — at 17A, 36A and 60A — are posed as questions that can be answered in the affirmative or negative.
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Trump answered in the affirmative when asked by a reporter at the White House whether the first lady had been tested for COVID-85033 and said the test came back negative.
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When Senator John Kennedy, a Louisiana Republican not known for anti-administration bias, asked whether the country had enough respirators to deal with a coronavirus epidemic, Wolf answered in the affirmative.
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In a Cylance poll held during the confab, attendees were asked if criminal hackers will use AI for offensive purposes in the coming year, to which 62 percent answered in the affirmative.
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" But, when the media reported those comments, the White House claimed he had been "greatly misinterpreted" and that Trump only responded "in the affirmative — because he regrets not raising the tariffs higher.
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During the game, Kimmel asked Daniels if she "had sex with a married man," more specifically "had sex with a married man at a golf tournament" which the puppet nodded in the affirmative.
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He then asked him if he thought he was unfit, a slow runner and could survive till the next World Cup in 2019, with the journalist replying in the affirmative to all questions.
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Asked whether special counsel Robert Mueller will be able to "get to the bottom" of Russia's meddling in the U.S. election and possible coordination with the Trump campaign, LeDeen replied in the affirmative.
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As it stands now, the only way the obstruction question can be answered in the affirmative is if Trump speaks with investigators -- instead of smartly asserting his Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination.
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"What the White House has disappeared from the official U.S. government record of that meeting ... is President Putin answering in the affirmative when asked if he wanted Trump to win the election," Maddow said.
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Asked during a press conference whether the EC would now be less likely to propose hate speech legislation for social media platforms, Justice, Consumers and Gender Equality commissioner Věra Jourová replied in the affirmative.
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But the fact that we're focused so much on this question — and will be focusing on it again with the Trump administration — shows just how successful conservatives have been in the affirmative action debate.
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Trump raised eyebrows on the sidelines of a G7 summit when he responded in the affirmative to questions from reporters on whether he had any second thoughts about raising tariffs on Chinese goods by 5%.
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It could force PEPFAR to individually ask hundreds or thousands of clinics if they've ever referred people for abortions, and to deny money for live-saving HIV drugs to clinics that answer in the affirmative.
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When they respond in the affirmative, Vera gives a rundown of the job description and sets up a video interview where she uses speech recognition to ask and answer questions about the position and the company.
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Here is our deepest modern shame: A century and a half after the Civil War, monuments to traitors remain, and we still live in a country that does not unanimously answer those questions in the affirmative.
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Harris, who raised her hand in the affirmative when the candidates were asked if they would abolish private insurance, said later she had misheard the question and still believed there was role to play for the industry.
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Trump raised eyebrows on the sidelines of the weekend G7 summit in France when he responded in the affirmative to questions from reporters on whether he had any second thoughts about raising tariffs on Chinese goods by 5%.
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If they decide in the affirmative, they would need to convince America that his threat to the nation's constitutional order is so great and immediate that the 2020 election is too distant to wait for the nation's verdict.
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To answer those questions in the affirmative would be to ignore China's checkered trade history, to discredit the impact on those Americans who would continue to suffer most from China's misdeeds and to underestimate President Trump's negotiating power.
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Richeson and Craig have run experiments showing white participants who read about demographic change are — on average — more likely to respond to statements like, "I would rather work alongside people of my same ethnic origin," in the affirmative.
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Scalia and Kennedy would likely not have been on the same side in the affirmative action case decided this term, when Kennedy voted, for the first time, in favor of a race-conscious admissions plan at a public university.
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If the answer to the latter is in the affirmative, then there may be some rare common ground with the Palestinian street in that the "who" of Palestinian transition may not be nearly as important as "what" comes next.
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The result of their positive interaction with Dr. Adesina, is the investment of US$61.8 million in the Affirmative Finance Action for Women in Africa (AFAWA), an initiative to leverage US$85033 billion for women-owned businesses in Africa.
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Since a conviction requires that at least two thirds of the Senate, 67 members, vote in the affirmative, at least 233 Republican Senators would have to join the 48 members of the Democratic caucus for the conviction to stand.
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"Today I don't have enough information, I don't have enough data, in terms of the impact to my state, to be able to vote in the affirmative," Murkowski, considered a swing vote on the bill, told CNN's Dana Bash.
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Later, when co-host Artie Lang asked Trump if he ever had a threesome -- describing multiple women together weighing 300 pounds -- Trump willingly responds in the affirmative, and actually suggests he has slept with three women collectively weighing 375 pounds.
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He got Mueller to respond in the affirmative that, yes, Russia had interfered in the election; yes, the Trump campaign had welcomed Russian outreach; and yes, Trump campaign officials had lied to try to cover up some of their misdeeds.
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Imagine if these witnesses are asked for a show of hands about whether Trump tried to influence them to falsely clear him and his 2016 campaign aides in the Putingate investigation, and they all raise their hands in the affirmative.
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Danny J. Boggs, a fellow appeals judge, accused him of delaying a vote in the affirmative action case, in which the Sixth District court ruled, 20033 to 4, until two conservative judges were no longer eligible to participate in the ruling.
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The broader question, whether NATO is needed any longer in the post-Communist world, has been extensively debated over the past quarter century and answered in the affirmative, as a model of collective security and as a trans-Atlantic bond.
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Photo: Evan Vucci (AP)Brett Kavanaugh was confirmed to the Supreme Court in a 50-48 vote with just one Democrat, Senator Joe Manchin, voting in the affirmative on Saturday, despite massive protests and several allegations of sexual assault by the nominee.
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And the trust problem spreads beyond government: survey evidence suggests that answers to the question "do you think most people can be trusted?" are also at a historical low in America, with only about a third of people answering in the affirmative.
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RELATED: Mike Pence casts tie-breaking vote for 8th time "The Senate being equally divided, the vice president votes in the affirmative and the motion to invoke cloture is agreed to," Pence said from the presiding officer's chair on the floor Wednesday afternoon.
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Related: The Feds and North Carolina Are Suing Each Other Over the State's Anti-LGBT Law House Democrats applauded and whistled initially when it looked as if the bill would pass and continued to clap as more members voted in the affirmative.
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Towards the end of the exchange, Mueller also answered a question from Lieu in the affirmative when asked whether he did not charge Trump with a crime "because" of the Justice Department Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) opinion a sitting president cannot be indicted.
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The first round of results was troubling: White participants who read about demographic change showed greater preference for their own racial groups — they were more likely to respond to statements like "I would rather work alongside people of my same ethnic origin" in the affirmative.
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Raja Krishnamoorthi, a Democrat from Illinois, whether there's "any other wrongdoing or illegal act" regarding Trump that hasn't been discussed yet, Cohen responded in the affirmative, and said it has something to do with the last conversation Cohen had with Trump a few months ago.
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She wrote in a Facebook post that when she went to her local Walgreens to fill the prescription last Thursday, the pharmacist who waited on her asked her if she was pregnant, then refused to fill the prescription for her after she answered in the affirmative.
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While Trump claims the Saudis have agreed to keep prices low through added supply — though there are conflicting reports on whether the Saudis responded in the affirmative to Trump — the Saudis simply cannot make up for Iran's supply while also making up the other shortfalls in the market emanating from Venezuela and Libya.
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Read MoreBank of America's not giving up HB2 fight: CEO Moynihan, speaking last week in a CNBC interview, acknowledged the value of a 100- basis-point interest rate hike, and responded in the affirmative to a question on whether more cost cuts at his bank could come if the Fed doesn't increase interest rates.
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"This case turns on one issue: When NMFS determines that a species that is not presently endangered will lose its habitat due to climate change by the end of the century, may NMFS list that species as threatened under the Endangered Species Act?" the appeals court asked in its ruling, answering in the affirmative.
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For his part, Barr has indicated a willingness to provide a summary of the report's highlights, but that's cold comfort for those wanting to know more than just whether Mueller found evidence sufficient to charge and convict individuals with a crime (Mueller has already answered that in the affirmative via dozens of indictments to date).
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A few mothers at the tournament came and asked me if I was Chanda Kochhar from ICICI Bank and when I replied in the affirmative they said that if I could still find time to attend a tournament in the midst of a crisis, it meant that the bank was in safe hands and they need not worry about their money!
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Since the Nixon rule allows 51 Senators to amend the Senate's rules at will, it runs headlong into Senate Rule XXII, which provides: [On a motion to limit debate] if that question shall be decided in the affirmative by three-fifths of the Senators…except on a measure or motion to amend the Senate rules, in which case the necessary affirmative vote shall be two-thirds of the Senators present and voting - [the matter is to be put to a speedy vote].
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"I served them massive amounts of Fast Food (I paid), over 1000 hamberders," tweets the president, who by his own admission has a genius-level IQ. Speaking of intelligence: The burning question of whether the nation is capable of producing a social media craze even stupider than last year's Tide Pod Challenge — in which YouTube dimwits sought to impress other YouTube dimwits by eating compressed laundry detergent — is answered in the affirmative ("yes") when Netflix is forced to issue a cautionary tweet to people who are inspired by the movie "Birdbox" to take the Birdbox Challenge, in which YouTube dimwits engage in everyday activities — including driving — while blindfolded.
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