Sentence examples for assert the case for from inspiring English sources

The European Court of Justice ruling in favour of the European Commission on July 13th may give the Dutch a new opportunity to assert the case for fiscal austerity, even though they are themselves in danger of going above 3%.

Andrew Burgess of MusicOMH said that while "3OH 3 makes a lame attempt to assert the case for male equality [on the song], Kesha comes off as so infectiously dominating, it's hard to take [3OH 3] seriously".

While Alan Johnson quite rightly on Friday asserted the case for a more aspirational message, I think there is something beyond the materialism.

It was unclassified, which means the administration gave lawmakers only limited details about the intelligence they assert bolsters the case for a military strike.

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.

Circumstances have changed and the case for asserting our rights has weakened.

Tom Regan, author of "The Case for Animal Rights," bluntly asserts that because "species are not individuals... the rights view does not recognize the moral rights of species to anything, including survival".

However, (34) and (35) do not assert that being obligatory is equivalent with being the case, for the latter statement should be formalized as A ↔ !A.

Frank W. Dunham Jr., a federal public defender in Virginia who argued the case for Mr. Hamdi, had asserted that the defendant was entitled to challenge the accusations that he was an enemy soldier.

It does not follow, though, as Brooks asserts, that the basic justice of marriage equality makes the case for every aspect of Brooks's brand of conservatism.

"The greater the threat, the greater is the risk of inaction -- and the more compelling the case for taking anticipatory action to defend ourselves," the doctrine asserted.