Sentence examples for assert that the case from inspiring English sources

It could be similarly taken apart by anyone who wanted to assert that the case was overblown, because ultimately the numbers are unknowable.

The district attorney, Thomas J. Spota, said he would seek to dismiss all charges against Mr. Tankleff, who was 17 at the time of the murders and is now 36, "because it is no longer possible to reasonably assert that the case against Tankleff would be successful".

Instead, a clerk would bring the Red Book of the Exchequer to the King's Bench and assert that the case's claimant was an officer of the Exchequer, necessitating his trial there rather than in the King's Bench.

Even as American investigators assert that the cases have built the Iraqis' experience, professional skill and credibility, they acknowledge that many of the inquiries have yielded mixed results.

He also asserted that the case is in his personal attention," it said.

Mr. Musharraf, who had previously asserted that the case against him was politically motivated, pleaded not guilty, his lawyers said.

Alito asserted that the case concerned only a single "closely held" private company whose owners had religious objections to providing certain forms of birth control.

The lower court sided with the couple, asserting that the case represented a straightforward instance of a business discriminating against gay people, which is prohibited under Colorado law.

Justice Clarence Thomas's majority opinion was factually wrong, Justice Stevens said, in asserting that the case concerned a single violation of the prosecutors' obligation to turn over evidence helpful to the defense.

In his review of "World War IV" and "The Iranian Time Bomb" (Sept . 9, Peter Beinart errs in asserting that the case for Saddam Hussein's involvement in jihadist terrorism and, most notably, in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing has been refuted.

Justice Stevens, joined by Justice Scalia, asserted that the case "presents us with a pure question of law that may well determine the outcome of a number of cases of ugly racial violence from the 1960s," and as such should be heard by the court.