Sentence examples for and then assert from inspiring English sources
"The state cannot opt for an elected judiciary and then assert that its democracy, in order to work as desired, compels the abridgment of speech," he said.
They typically argue that "global warming stopped 15 years ago" or some similar statement, and then assert that this disproves the whole notion that greenhouse gases are causing warming.
Once his foot is in the door of government, with the cheers of the people and the backing of foreign governments and aid agencies, he would strive to build and then assert his authority.
The copyright in such work is independent of, and does not affect or enlarge the scope, duration, ownership, or subsistence of, any copyright protection in the preexisting material". The law also does not allow Monk to take material from the public domain, republish copies and then assert a new copyright.
Keynesians claim that economies go weak because of a lack of sufficient aggregate demand – and then assert that government can magically supply the needed demand.
First imply the polls are "all over the place" and then assert that the president doesn't govern based on polls.
When her husband Benedict fell deathly ill and then asserted she had tried to kill him with poison, the result was a dramatic petition for divorce.
Aurelius and Silver Point are sometimes described as 'vulture funds', specialising in buying debt cheaply from companies in difficulties and then asserting their interests aggressively in subsequent negotiations.
"In a way, the story I wrote — of the viola starting enmeshed in the orchestra and then asserting her expressive identity — is my own story, too.
Instead, she gets Streatham's own Alan Partridge, Richard Blackwood, who turns up, orders a piña colada and then asserts that Diana's name is Daniella.
When Hamas won the Palestinian elections in 2006 and then asserted sole control over Gaza the following year, Israel opted for boycott and siege unless Hamas recognised Israel, among other things.
