Sentence examples for already asserted from inspiring English sources

Transatlantic has already asserted that it has the ability to reap significant shareholder returns as a standalone company.

Two top company officials have already asserted their right not to testify about the matter, according to a recent filing.

MONTREAL — Noel Coward may have asked in the 1950s why the show must go on, long after P.T. Barnum probably had already asserted that it must.

But by 1648, when the portrait of Abraham de Potter was painted, Fabritius's originality and independence of spirit had already asserted itself.

And as my colleague James Kanter noted recently in the Green Inc. blog, E.U. regulators have already asserted that the continued loss of biodiversity could have far-reaching consequences for the functioning of the planet.

The Chinese government has already asserted its efforts to double its share of natural gas in its energy mix to 10% by 2020, while Japan continues to remain reliant on the resource after the Fukushima nuclear disaster.

On the other, some unions are already asserting that their valor on Sept. 11 argues all the more for their receiving large raises.

But critics are already asserting that it would lead to a harmful concentration of power in the domestic airline industry, especially on the East Coast.

Contrary to what some party leaders are already asserting, the choice is not between having an election or not having one.

The morning-in-America storyline is that the financial crisis is over, the economy is healing and the country's innate powers of renewal, reinvention and innovation are already asserting themselves.

Academic scientists are already asserting that Geron has a stranglehold on patent rights and that this could retard research that might lead to treatments for diabetes, Parkinson's disease and other maladies.