Sentence examples for assert that being from inspiring English sources

Verrilli did this in a closely watched case in which 10 California teachers assert that being forced to pay union fees violates their first amendment rights.

Her essential argument is that, unlike Mr. Obama, she has the foreign policy credentials to go up against Mr. McCain and win — a claim that has been dismissed by critics who assert that being first lady isn't remotely like being secretary of defense.

The Boy Scouts, looking to place Mr. Dale in the position of the would-be St . Patricks Day parade's marchers, assert that being openly gay conveys not only an iDaytity but a built-in message of disaffection with the "scouting values" that a trooparadeer is supposed to transmit.

However, (34) and (35) do not assert that being obligatory is equivalent with being the case, for the latter statement should be formalized as A ↔ !A.

Christianity grew in Rome even as Christians were being fed to the lions for sport; I would nevertheless assert that being devoured constituted a dramatic infringement on the civil rights of those ingested (and of the Christian community as a whole).

5 Thus, most countries have a shared perception that women engaging in paid work are generally healthier than are housewives; several recent studies have used this finding to assert that being a housewife is a risk factor for poor health status and is related to poverty, low education and low-skilled occupations.

Supporters assert that is because students in the program have started farther behind educationally.

We assert that is bounded.

We assert that is strictly contractive on.

Now, we assert that is bounded.

Finally, we assert that is an increasing operator.