Sentence examples for asserted during a from inspiring English sources

But the effect of that statement was somewhat undercut when France's foreign minister, Laurent Fabius, asserted during a news conference that such reports were unconfirmed.

"The radically new phenomenon of the twenty-first century... is not that national movements episodically go to war against states but that states wage war against transnational movements, with profound implications for national security law and national security policy," Sidney Tarrow asserted during a symposium in the Macdonald Moot Court on February 10.

In November, Clinton suddenly asserted during a campaign appearance in Iowa that he opposed the invasion of Iraq from the beginning — an aside that he needn't have offered and that clearly contradicted not only his wife's Congressional vote but his own statements in the build-up to the war.

He said one of Mr. Chang's lawyers also gave him a Korean newspaper clipping indicating that former President Bush had already met with Korean officials on Panacom's behalf, something that one of Mr. Chang's former lawyers, Michael Critchley, also asserted during a hearing in federal court.

7. Senator Ted Cruz (R TX) got a rocky reaction from geoscientists after he asserted during a hearing that the earth sciences are not "hard science".

"Some of the media had information even before we did, which means they had connections with the terrorists," he asserted during an interview on state-owned Iraqiya television.

Sanders and Trump have been engaged in an escalating war of words since Sunday, when the Vermont senator asserted during an appearance on "Face the Nation" that he is better-positioned than Trump to represent the economic interests of some the real estate mogul's followers.

Donald Trump is amazing, as former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin adamantly asserted during an interview with the GOP presidential front-runner.

A federal judge has added fresh fuel to the incendiary controversy over Hillary Clinton's email, asserting during a hearing Thursday that she violated government policy by storing official messages on a private server when she worked as secretary of state.

Mr. Riley, a Republican who asserted during the campaign that the administration of Gov. Donald Siegelman, his Democratic predecessor, lacked ethics, signed the pledge as well.

If Mr. Obama was naïve back when he began his presidential run five years ago Friday, as many Republicans asserted during the 2008 campaign, he is a lot less so now.