Sentence examples for assert that there has from inspiring English sources
Setting aside the word propaganda, I will readily assert that there has been a longstanding and well-financed effort to raise public concern by downplaying substantial, persistent and legitimate uncertainty about the worst-case outcomes from greenhouse-driven warming and over-attributing the link between such warming and climate-related disasters and other events.
They assert that there have never been layoffs or salary cuts and say that the organizers, in a letter to the faculty, have made "egregious misstatements and mischaracterizations" about conditions at Manhattan.
Nunes held a surprise press conference last week to assert that there had been an "incidental collection" of information about Trump and his associates during the 2016 election but refused to say where he got this information.
The first hypothesis we call the status quo hypothesis and it asserts that there has been no effect on research profiles.
He asserts that there has been "a long and successful campaign to expel Christianity from the public square" and to "reduce its role to that of just another religion".
The spot's payoff is the mocking clip in which Mr. Gore asserts that "there has never been a time" when he uttered an untruth, and the announcer's cynical comeback.
According to a draft copy of the report obtained by The New York Times, top American and international officials asserted that "there has been no measurable progress in reducing crime and corruption in the four years since the end of the war".
A Republican congressional counsel who has worked in this area asserts that "there has never been any doubt by any justice department the Clinton justice department, the Bush justice department, the Obama justice department that online gambling is illegal .Draconian punishmentsEric Holder, Mr Obama's attorney-general, vowed in his confirmation hearings to enforce UIGEA.
Team Sky said it is right the claim is being "investigated thoroughly" by Ukad but asserted that there has so far been "no evidence whatsoever to substantiate the allegation".
Rather than simply grant access, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi asserted that "there has never been a more open process".
