Sentence examples for and asserted it would from inspiring English sources

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".

In the statement, also signed by the "Nightline" producers, Tom Bettag and Leroy Sievers, Mr. Koppel had requested from Disney "more than bland assurances" about his program's longevity, and asserted, "It would not be reasonable to expect all of us at 'Nightline' to continue our work in a climate of ongoing uncertainty".

Patients and staff asserted that providers would need to be kept in the loop for continuity of care.

Brunner asserted it would be her decision.

After half an hour of coaxing, Frusciante agreed to play the show, though he asserted it would be his last.

While the Trump Administration never stopped asserting it would, the White House never provided any research to back up its claim.

Some oil industry leaders said it would force them to invest millions of dollars to comply, and asserted that it would force companies to cut jobs and raise the price of gas at the pumps.

Mr. Green disputed that assessment, and asserted that it would undermine New York's economy not to replace it.

MIAMI — Rebuffing the governor, Florida A&M's board of trustees on Monday decided not to suspend the university's president and asserted that it would "stand firm against outside influences, no matter how well intended".

Many City Council members and immigrant groups had criticized the mayor's policy as a step backward and asserted that it would discourage illegal immigrants from seeking medical assistance and other basic city services.

But it has never directly acknowledged possessing chemical weapons, either, and asserts that it would not use them -- "if they exist" -- against its own people.