Sentence examples for assert that the proposals from inspiring English sources

Opponents of a split assert that the proposals are politically motivated and driven by disapproval of circuit decisions.

Billboard critics also assert that the proposals, which come more than two years after the City Council first grappled with the issue, may be too little, too late.

Their strategy has been to speak more bluntly than most presidents have spoken about the economic risks -- to the point where Mr. Bush has been accused of talking down the economy -- but also to assert that policy proposals developed and debated during a period of confidence and optimism remain the right prescriptions for an era of uncertainty.

Parkinson said it was "unarguable" to assert that policy reform proposals should be designed with fairness in mind.

The statement, released through Brian Baker, president of his "Super PAC," the Ending Spending Action Fund, asserts that the proposal was merely that.

"All of us have to ask whether that's enough," said Mr. Lieberman, who asserted that the proposal would leave the new agency as a "passive customer" of what the F.B.I. and C.I.A. send along rather than having more control.

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Court documents assert that the company submitted fraudulent proposals to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration for research contracts.

But Democratic analysts assert that the cost to beneficiaries under Mr. Bush's proposal would be significantly higher.

A spokeswoman for the prime minister's office would not comment on what proposals, if any, might emerge from the talks other than to assert that "the Prime Minister is looking to reinvigorate the peace process".

Some lawmakers were quick to assert that the administration's plan would likely be amended, while others were critical of specific policy proposals contained in it.