Sentence examples for assert that the central from inspiring English sources
A significant number of Americans assert that the central bank should be abolished.
Alternatively, Mr. Greenspan is acting pre-emptively, before the new administration takes office, to assert that the central bank has things under control.
These people assert that the central bank, its assurances aside, is concerned about taking on so many bonds of peripheral European countries — and being forced into what would be a de facto bailout of overextended government borrowers and the banks that bought their bonds.
This statement surely does not mean to assert that the central nervous system is not the essential substrate for behavior or that behavior is a phenomenon independent of the brain.
-Is Liberty Counsel president and general counsel Mathew Staver correct in asserting that "the central meaning of Christmas is the birth of Jesus [Christ]"?
His interpretation thus melded the gift and communion theories, but it also involved a magical flavour, for he asserted that the central power of the sacrificial act is neither god nor giver but is always the gift itself.
Although Chancellor Angela Merkel voiced support Thursday for the plan, other commentators asserted that the central bank's move was reckless and that German taxpayers could be pushed to pay for the less-responsible members of the euro zone.
For example, in remark 8.7.9 he asserts that the "central principle" is the reflection principle.
Donald Trump on Monday added the Federal Reserve to the long list of elite institutions he believes are in the tank for his political enemies, asserting that the central bank is helping President Barack Obama by inflating a stock market bubble through low interest rates.
Two House members who led the abortive impeachment trial against Mr. Estrada assert that the governor of the central bank, Rafael S. Buenaventura, tipped off the president about the closing of a Manila bank last year.
Larry P. Goodson, the author of "Afghanistan's Endless War," asserts that strong central governments have been a curse on Afghanistan for more than a generation.
