Sentence examples for assert that some of from inspiring English sources

In your letter, you assert that some of the groups are connected to "militant political organizations".

That has let such groups spend money on elections while keeping their donors secret — drawing increasing regulatory and legislative scrutiny from critics who assert that some of the groups are violating campaign laws.

The trading companies assert that some of the crimes took place using United States institutions, and have hired Robert Abrams, a former New York state attorney general, to represent them.

They assert that some of his colleagues on the trading floor had engaged in unauthorized bets of a similar kind and that management had tacitly endorsed risky trades as long as they were making money, pointing to 74 red flags and two letters from the derivatives exchange Eurex that should have alerted Mr. Kerviel's superiors.

"His first plan is a big tax scheme that just doesn't add up," Mrs. Clinton told supporters at a rally in Kingston, N.Y., today, citing reports in Newsday and The Daily News today that assert that some of Mr. Lazio's figures are wrong.

To firm up the boundary between writer and reader, Rowling will encourage some debate, but assert that some of her characters' attributes -- like the pronunciation of Voldemort's name -- are fixed truths.

Some explicitly assert that "our" way of life is threatened.

Chuck Schuldiner of the band Death said the record was "life changing at the time" asserting, "That was some of the early stuff that gave me that push".

In response to the reaction in the Islamic world, Mr. Pittelkow and Ms. Jespersen published a book, titled "Islamists and the Naïve," in which they went so far as to assert that some qualities of Islam could also be found in Nazism and Communism.

The newspaper is asserting that some of the content is sexist and inappropriate.

Dr. Kay asserts that some of Iraq's missile work was going on right under the noses of the inspectors.