Sentence examples for about the asserted from inspiring English sources

The fact that Oklahoma has neither a contract-physician requirement nor a face-to-face consultation requirement (the consultation can be by telephone) strips from Arkansas any facade of sincerity about the asserted health-protective rationale for its law.

But despite eight long weeks on the hustings we never really got full answers to big questions about the asserted economic and political "certainties" of the company tax cuts plan.

Also, if the RP knows that lies within a certain small set of values, then the RP can determine which is being asserted by a simple trial and error process; however, if the set of possible values for is very large, then the RP does not learn anything about the asserted claim.

There were strong, immediate criticisms of R&R's claims about austerity and the asserted debt cliff, including those of my colleague Randy Wray that proved correct.

What the industry is about, Harris asserts, is the program of thirty-two superhero movies that were announced this year, for release between now and 2020, and the seventy "sequels and franchise installments" in preparation for the same six-year span.

The south-west of England, Midlands and Wales have a population of 13 million people and an aggregated GDP of about £270bn, asserts the author.

In the end, this was about the chair asserting her dominance over the committee.

At Oxford University, examinations were held on Jubilee Day, in a display of indifference.The Silver Jubilee is not really about the monarchy, asserts a file from south Wiltshire: the day is about "people wanting a bit of fun".

In about a quarter of the cases, borrowers thought they owed more than the creditors claimed, but in about 70percentthethe creditors asserted that the debt owed was greater than the amounts specified by borrowers.

At a committee hearing at the New Jersey assembly on Thursday, Wildstein repeatedly refused to answer questions about the affair, asserting his right to remain silent under the fifth amendment to the US constitution.

On Monday, Atlantico published what it said were reports from the police and the French Consulate in New York about the case, asserting that Mr. Strauss-Kahn had scratches on his back and that he left traces of DNA behind.