Sentence examples for asserted further from inspiring English sources

He asserted further that historic links between Egypt and Syria put Syria in protesters' firing line.

The committee asserted further that the ITUC had failed to raise its concern with Al Wakrah SC.

The report asserted further that some employers demand deposits of $275 by workers before they are allowed to leave for holidays and that some 2,500 Indonesian maids flee a year to escape abuse by their sponsors.

The statement asserted further that "some of the suspects who belong to the Muslim Brotherhood have confessed to planning, funding and participating in these crimes to create a state of security destabilisation and ruin the economic summit".

Because office parks already have roads and utilities, the study asserts, further development of those properties would not be as costly for developers.

The defense will assert, further, that there was additional tampering with evidence, beyond the placing of the second glove at Simpson's house.

MOSCOW — Asserting further personal control over the Russian economy, President Vladimir V. Putin nominated on Tuesday a close political ally, who is now serving as his chief economic adviser, to become the new chief of the Russian central bank.

The French moved to stop Siam from asserting further claims over Cambodia and forced Siam to return the royal regalia, and Norodom was finally crowned at Oudong, Cambodia, in June 1864, with both French and Siamese officials attending.

DealBook »   Putin Names Loyalist to Lead Russian Central Bank  |  The New York Times reports: "Asserting further personal control over the Russian economy, President Vladimir V. Putin nominated on Tuesday a close political ally, who is now serving as his chief economic adviser, to become the new chief of the Russian central bank".

A Los Angeles Unified School District legal opinion asserts further that portable computers that can be taken home are a logical, updated extension of technology, which used to be available to students only in computer labs with bolted-down desktop devices.

Several of the lawmakers echoed what Mr. Lautenberg asserted: that "further investigation may reveal that current reports only scratch the surface of the problem at News Corporation".