Sentence examples for Consistently asserted from inspiring English sources

Beijing, however, has consistently asserted its right to settle the question by force.

Eustice's government has consistently asserted that it has been the "greenest government ever".

But President Trump hasn't done that, even though he has consistently asserted his complete innocence.

The Russian government has consistently asserted that the Islamic terrorism it is fighting has its roots in Afghanistan.

(Bhutto has consistently asserted her innocence. Two cases in Pakistan were eventually decided in her favor, and a case in Switzerland is still ongoing).

Mr. Qasemi, a former Revolutionary Guards commander who was appointed oil minister more than a year ago, had consistently asserted that Iran had no problem selling its oil.

In contrast, an employer should consistently assert its employment-at-will rights and be thoughtfully consistent in providing a non-retaliatory reason for an employee's termination.

If the eliminativist thinks that assertion only imposes the aim of expressing a truth, then he can consistently assert that 'know' is a defective term.

Still, Republicans consistently assert that it remains a clear and present danger.

While consistently asserting its support for President Bashar al-Assad, Hezbollah has denied direct involvement in Syria.

As much as his numerous critics have waited for him to consistently assert himself, Van Horn has waited just as long to feel comfortable.