Sentence examples similar to advancing an assertion from inspiring English sources
Bill Keller, the executive editor of the New York Times, advanced a similar argument earlier this week in defending traditional newspapers against partisan media (which is conceptually southeast of "newspapers" on my chart): The first is that we believe in verification rather than assertion.
Mr. Putin has insisted that he had no advance knowledge of the arrest, an assertion few political experts seem to accept.
And he advanced misleading assertions not only about Mr. Hussein's supposed weapons programs but also about his possible ties to international terrorists, Al Qaeda and the Sept. 11 attacks.
2. Large groups of like-minded people, even when presented with facts to the contrary, will nonetheless advance false assertions.
That "being in advance" must necessarily mean to assert that he was in advance at the time of giving the guarantee, is an assertion open to argument.
In 1993, when he bought Star TV, he called advances in technology a "threat to totalitarian regimes everywhere," an assertion that angered the Chinese government, helping prompt a virtual ban on individual ownership of satellite dishes in China.
Such an assertion needs to be confirmed in further studies.
He has rapidly advanced the program and, through preaching in every village mosque, successfully likened it to the nationalization of the oil industry as an assertion of Iranian nationalism.
We derive an assertion based verification method and we show two instances based on different assertion languages: a decidable assertion language and CLP used as an assertion language.
It was an assertion of selfhood.
