Sentence examples for assert that the ruling from inspiring English sources

Was it in the spirit of the system of self-regulation to publish Ipso's finding and yet assert that the ruling was wrong?

While the authors discuss — and generally debunk — Bosman myths having to do with the dominance of a few clubs in their domestic leagues and the effects on national teams, they assert that the ruling's biggest effect has been on the Champions League — and that the effect has been nothing but positive.

Moslems across the country asserted that the ruling violated Islamic law.

Asserting that the ruling undermines Congress's desire for "robust protection against workplace discrimination," Justice Ginsburg warned that the decision would relieve employers of responsibility for the behavior of many of their supervisors.

Asserting that the ruling had changed longstanding tradition at the site, which limits such services to men, the ministry said the women could hold prayers at an adjacent location that would not offend Orthodox worshipers.

The United States trade representative, Ron Kirk, asserted that the ruling affirmed Washington's contention that European government loans — which he said totaled $18 billion over 40 years — had been used to support the development of every Airbus model ever produced and helped Airbus vault past Boeing in 2003 to become the world's largest plane maker.

The bishops assert that this ruling is an affront to religious liberty.

Labor leaders asserted that the court ruling could badly undercut unions because a paralyzed N.L.R.B. would not be able to intervene if employers engaged in unlawful tactics during unionization drives, including illegally firing union supporters or intimidating workers into voting against having a union.

For weeks the country had been crippled by protesters who assert that the country's elections in May, won overwhelmingly by the ruling party, were rigged.

Officials also said the ruling benefited taxpayers because it made shares in Citigroup more valuable and asserted that without the ruling, Citigroup could not have repaid the government at this time.

You assert that the board, part of the Justice Department's Executive Office for Immigration Review, "rubber-stamps deportation rulings with no written opinion or explanation".