Sentence examples for and the assertions from inspiring English sources

Usually few details are provided, and the assertions cannot be verified.

Despite the pleas of Sir John and the assertions of Lord Kinnock, the race in 2015 looks likely to be as close as the polls suggest.

Stephen Roberts, principle analyst with Kable, said: "Several of the figures in this report are unreliable, and the assertions attached are often vague.

It lies somewhere between the chants of political radicals that the police wage war on African-Americans and the assertions of knee-jerk police defenders that cops can do no wrong.

Still, the disclosures may be intended, at least in part, to underscore the belief of Western officials that the Iranian efforts are speeding ahead, and the assertions could aid in efforts to press Iran to open up locations long closed to inspectors.

If, therefore, we wish to grasp the essence of a complex of abstract notions we must for the one part investigate the mutual relationships between the concepts and the assertions made about them; for the other, we must investigate how they are related to the experiences.

Wherever there is scarcity now human rights are asserted; and the assertion of rights is reactive to a sense of scarcity deemed to be needless.

Andalusia, far from the centre of Islamdom, illustrated the extent of ʿAbbāsid prestige and the assertion of local creativity.

But the Murdoch empire has sometimes crossed reasonable boundaries with overzealous business practices and the assertion of political power.

Further, there is reference to the 9/11 terrorism we suffered and the assertion that members of Al Qaeda are in Iraq.

Mr. Frank, the spokesman for Smile Train, said other board members also disagreed with the presentation and the assertion that the demand for cleft surgery was decreasing.