Sentence examples for asserted in its from inspiring English sources

The Climate Institute asserted in its policy "report card" this week that it was feeling encouraged because "the Coalition, Labor, Greens and Nick Xenophon Team (NXT) now all support emissions trading".

If A is truth-valueless, ¬A is normally considered as truth-valueless, too, therefore, not a truth, and so it should not be asserted in its turn.

Zambia had asserted in its application that no more than 135 elephants had been illegally killed within its borders in a decade.

Or when you read that Marius de Zayas, Stieglitz's chief liaison with African art dealers in Paris and later the proprietor of his own New York gallery, asserted: "In its plastic researches Modern art discovered Negro Art.

The author's argument would be asserted in its most extreme form, accompanied by insistent claims that Everything You Know About This Subject Is Wrong and that This Book Will Change The Way You Look at the Special Relationship.

"Founders did so at Borgen's direction in order to provide Foster with a prearranged amount of brokerage commissions in exchange for Foster referring clients," the S.E.C. asserted in its complaint.

But it asserts in its introduction that the party "uses democracy to reach its goal, which is installing sharia in Turkey".

The McGreevey campaign asserts in its papers that such forbidden coordination has already taken place.

The Justice Department replied on Feb. 4, 2011, asserting in its letter that A.T.F. made every effort to interdict weapons.

Cooper asserts in its complaint that the problems with Chengshan and the Chinese workers were expected by Apollo.

The Republican ticket is asserting in its advertising and campaigning that electing Mr. Obama would mean higher taxes and policies too liberal for most voters.