Sentence examples for asserted current from inspiring English sources

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Everson also asserted current federal law does not hold a U.S.-based preparer liable for the improper use of tax-return information by a subcontractor in another country.

Insurance companies and the U.S. Govt Accounting Office have asserted that current technology makes Arctic drilling very risky, and Shell's experience has borne that out in 2012: delays, complications, safety failures, and now, a grounded rig.

Furthermore, he asserts, "the current new prog bands have learnt from the excesses of the past".

Advocates of intensified teacher assessment assert that current practices leave too many incompetent or ineffective teachers in place.

On the other side of the debate are officials with the Pentagon and the Department of Veterans Affairs who assert that current research remains inconclusive.

But Grogan eloquently insists that humanistic psychology subtly revolutionized Americans' conception of the self and the role of therapy, and asserts that current trends in the field, like positive psychology, owe the theory a debt they have been reluctant to pay.

The nub of the matter is a policy paper put forward last month by Catherine Ashton, the E.U. foreign policy chief, that asserts, "The current arms embargo is a major impediment for developing stronger E.U.-China cooperation on foreign policy and security measures.

Murtazin also asserts that current Nokia head honcho Stephen Elop will resign from his chief executive role in the course of this year (possibly to return to Microsoft, where he used to run the Business Division?).

She stands her ground, re-asserting that current proposals would not prevent recent tragedies and opposing stricter laws because of Second Amendment limits.