Sentence examples for and asserted it from inspiring English sources

The New York Times and the Associated Press both used this "baseline" and asserted it to be in keeping with several other estimates.

The diocese denied the charges, saying it had taken all abuse cases seriously, and asserted it has adopted reforms to protect children.

The latest delay comes two and half years after RBS revived an old brand – Williams & Glyn – and asserted it would be seen on high streets "soon".

The popes, who had long intervened in European political affairs, faced setbacks when European monarchs acquired new power and asserted it against both the papacy and the local clergy.

That was not true, according to prosecutors, who called the group "a mouthpiece for Yanukovych" and his party, and asserted it was controlled by party leaders through Mr. Manafort.

The agreement is a result of a 2007 lawsuit arguing that Westchester had made false claims to the government when it applied for federal housing money and asserted it was furthering fair housing.

Menendez "has a right to take a position and assert it very strongly," Dorgan said.

The Red Cross disputes the report and asserts it has "helped build and operate eight hospitals and clinics" and "move more than 100,000 people out of make-shift tents into safe and improved housing".

I do not see how the reasoning that denies the power to tax one kind of commerce and asserts it with regard to the other can be reconciled with the denial of the power of the state to exclude the latter altogether, or to tax it for whatever sum it likes.

@ladyurbanfox @SLATUKIP pic.twitter.com/f9lk7zK1F5 While categorically blaming the Prime Minister for the bad weather, he accuses Mr Cameron of "shedding crocodile tears on behalf of the destitute flooded homeowners", and asserts: "It is his fault that large swathes of the nation have been afflicted by storms and floods.

Most science lobbyists scoff at Culberson's suggested change and assert it has little chance of becoming law.