Sentence examples for asserted before the from inspiring English sources

Little Massachusetts is once again standing up for the democratic values which it so boldly asserted before the American revolution.

As the courts have repeatedly held, to be available as a defense in a contempt of Congress trial, an objection must have been relied upon and asserted before the congressional committee.

They asserted before the war that American troops would need to stay in Iraq for no more than a couple of years.

But Spain's economy minister, Luis de Guindos, cautioned against too optimistic a view, asserting before the auction that European debt markets were not working properly because foreign investors were being deterred by the euro zone's slow and complex decision-making processes.

A senior intelligence official said that Mr. Powell and other senior administration officials were being provided briefings by the C.I.A. "as we develop new information" about the intelligence that led the administration to assert before the war that Iraq possessed illicit weapons.

"This need for immersion in quote/unquote 'Blackness' is an issue when it comes to exploring different avenues for Black thought," Reynolds asserted, before Davis finished the thought: "You can't be multiple things when you're Black.

"I said, 'Pull your pants down,' " she asserted, before starting one of the longest speeches given at any Hall of Fame ceremony.

That's a position I have asserted before, many times, encompassing the report's very appropriate inclusion of sustainability.

"It's not the uniform," Lou Piniella of the Mariners asserted before last night's game.

Mr. Obama's approval ratings on foreign policy are healthy, and the president asserted before an audience at a New York fund-raiser last week that he has the best record on Israel of any president.

In a prospective part including 108 newly recruited patients without known diagnosis, three pneumologists were asked to rate their confidence in a specific diagnosis asserted before and after cytology, as well as the subjective importance of the cytological result for the respective diagnostic process.