Sentence examples for Work asserts from inspiring English sources

I also heard the Brahms Requiem in New York". Brahms's great choral work asserts a non-denominational, universal spirituality.

The new account, based on 19 months of staff work, asserts flatly that there is "no evidence" that the Saudi government or senior Saudi officials financed the group, which is led by Osama bin Laden.

Toxicologist Paul Illing, an adviser to the UK government on the safety of chemicals at work, asserts that the health and safety regulations assume all women are in the early stages of pregnancy.

Our data support previous work asserting that lizards express leptin and that it has a similar physiological function in endotherms and ectotherms.

Thus Robert Hughes: "His work asserted that men and women should be free from tyranny and superstition; that torture, rape, despoliation and massacre … were intolerable".

On Tuesday, the district filed a motion in State Superior Court in Toms River to force the drivers to work, asserting that their contract required them to do so, said Richard K. Sacks, the district's lawyer.

They hailed it as "a welcome democratisation" of the architect's work, asserting that the public space that weaves between the complex "demonstrates a rare generosity in a country determined to outdo the west in terms of commercialisation".

Building on the theory of social representations, and some new lines of work asserting the importance of mundane components of the tourist experience, the aims of the study are to categorise and interpret Chinese tourists' online visual representations of an Australian iconic landscape: the Great Ocean Road.

In turn, Latour quoted freely and with admiration from Sloterdijk's work — asserting in the end that the two "are on the same side of the divide". In their own ways, both caution designers to be mindful of their critical role in humanizing both public and private spaces.

On April 6, the chief of the National Prosecuting Authority shut the briefcases on eight years of work, asserting that while he still thought Mr. Zuma guilty of corruption, he was dropping all 16 charges against him because the government's case had been tainted by recently revealed political interference.

This is utterly cynical demagoguery — especially as it was accompanied by a truly shameful ad released over the weekend by Trump's reëlection-campaign committee (which is already at work) asserting that Democrats would be "complicit" in any murders committed by undocumented perpetrators.