Sentence examples for asserted a plot from inspiring English sources

More broadly, the Kremlin asserted a plot in which the United States was financing opposition groups as well as Golos, the only independent election-monitoring organization in Russia, which gathered evidence of irregularities.

Many asserted an academic benefit. .

A plot is hatched by another character to rescue the country from crisis: is she simply a schemer or someone asserting a person's right not to be thought plastic because she is pretty?

The government asserted that 50 plots had been thwarted by the programs and disclosed information about several of them as examples; by this week, General Alexander had increased the total to 54 during a speech at a cybersecurity conference.

This result asserts an important policy implication.

The NBC analysts Steve Jones and Bill Walton repeatedly questioned the referees' work, but did not assert that a leaguewide plot existed to ease the large-market Lakers into Game 7. The Lakers won Game 7 and went on to beat the Nets for the N.B.A. title.

The government asserts that a criminal plot was born from this mutual antipathy.

The video also asserts that all of this was a plot by "the Jews," who used positions of leadership at the Federal Reserve to get the U.S. to do their bidding.

In October, an Iranian American was charged in what American authorities assert was an Iranian plot to kill the Saudi ambassador to the United States, possibly by bombing a Washington restaurant.

The former chief, Ramón Sabillón Pineda, a police general, has taken to television airwaves and appeared voluntarily before the prosecutor investigating the documents to assert that the plot — and the extent of corruption in the nation's institutions — is even larger than the papers suggest.

O'Brien is less positive in his appraisal of the scriptwriting, asserting that plots "tended towards the formulaic" and were sometimes "stretched to snapping point" by the extended running time.