Sentence examples for asserted failed from inspiring English sources

Last summer, the contract of another professor, Michael W. Pahl, was not renewed because he had written a book that some critics asserted failed to make strong enough claims for the creation of the world in six days.

But its central premise, no matter how often asserted, fails to persuade.

But pumping was stopped in April by the Kurds, who asserted that Baghdad failed to send them the money.

Now Uganda's constitutional court is expected to hear a case brought by a Ugandan environmental organization against the government that asserts that officials failed to meet W.H.O.

The opposing lawyers deny most of the McLeans' account and assert that Jeremy failed "to exercise reasonable care for his own safety".

For the majority, Justice Clarence Thomas asserts that Mr. Thompson failed to prove that the office "disregarded a known or obvious consequence" of its inaction.

Ms. Butler asserts that Chase failed to properly credit payments made when she switched to an automatic system in June 2009, but that she and the bank worked quickly to rectify the problem.

It could still be delayed or frozen by a pending suit in federal court from opponents who assert that planners failed to properly explore alternatives to the project in environmental studies.

The S.E.C. asserts that Mr. Moore failed to disclose the status of the investigation to senior management, the audit committee, or the outside auditors, including a determination that the settlement would require a higher payment than the company initially thought necessary.

Further, it asserts, the firm "failed to conduct independent audits on the 17 Parmalat subsidiaries which it was engaged to audit" from 1999 to 2003, "but rather participated in the falsification of audit confirmation documents".

VTech Holdings, which last year bought the consumer telephone business of Lucent Technologies, has filed a $300 million lawsuit asserting that Lucent failed to disclose the deteriorating condition of its business before the sale.