Sentence examples for assert that that from inspiring English sources

Karam's ambivalent, sly, subversive brand of laughter, however, dares to assert that that is not how the world works.

Business groups assert that that provision would preclude any large corporation from removing cases to federal court.

"It's up to the Spanish government to assert that that suit should not proceed, and if it doesn't, it's perfectly O.K.?" Justice Scalia asked.

Even if my name has some special family significance, Mill would assert that that's a non-utilitarian factor; a proper name serves only designate, and anything else one might claim it does is beside the point.

As the filter's design and context of use changed in unexpected ways even within a national context, we assert that that the situation is even more complicated when technologies travel internationally, such as from the global North to the global South.

The authors assert that that the government should never take in more than 21% of GDP in total taxes.

Others asserted that that government is best that governs least.

Anselm asserted that that norm is God, the absolute, ultimate, and integrating standard of perfection.

Some of the scientists working on the mission are asserting that that is exactly what they were.

The cooperative basis for such insights is under fire in Washington after Congress last year asserted that that Chinese spies had made off with top American nuclear secrets.

Eusebius, moreover, asserts that that both Origen and his teacher were Christians throughout their lives (6.19.10); as evidence of the latter's Christianity in his youth, he records that his father Leontius died as a martyr in 202, and that Origen himself, then 17, not only exhorted Leontius to persevere but thirsted for the same death (6.2.7).