Sentence examples similar to a proposal asserting that from inspiring English sources

The resulting proposal asserted that an independent, democratic Kosovo was the only viable option and outlined a structure to protect minority rights.

For instance, the petition filed in 2014, that seeks to elevate thresholds for refiling previously voted proposal, asserts that the existing Rule creates a "tyranny of the minority" by requiring repeat consideration of proposals that fall short of majority votes.

Commissioner Jonathan S. Adelstein, who voted against the proposal, asserted that the agency lacked the authority to rule as it had.

The proposal asserts that "that the law is the exclusive authority and not the whim of the president of the United States," Ms. Pelosi said.

The proposal asserts "that the law is the exclusive authority and not the whim of the president of the United States," Ms. Pelosi said.

Mr. Rademaker does not offer a proposal, but asserts that ours will lead regional governments to want multilateral enrichment.

Their strategy has been to speak more bluntly than most presidents have spoken about the economic risks -- to the point where Mr. Bush has been accused of talking down the economy -- but also to assert that policy proposals developed and debated during a period of confidence and optimism remain the right prescriptions for an era of uncertainty.

But Mr. Moi rejected that proposal today, asserting that his opponents should accept the election results if they valued democracy.

Parkinson said it was "unarguable" to assert that policy reform proposals should be designed with fairness in mind.

Cameron has been admirably unafraid of pissing people off: he closes playgrounds; he asserts that cuts will hurt "every single person"; he backs a proposal by local councils in Greater Manchester to set a minimum price for alcohol.

Finally, we assert that is an increasing operator.