The phrase "asserted left" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone who has claimed or stated something about the left side or direction, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "He asserted left that the decision was unfair, but many disagreed with his viewpoint."
Alternatives: "claimed left" or "stated left".
Now Microsoft is developing a new system called Hailstorm that will link a wide range of services, from financial to entertainment, in a way that critics assert will leave no room for competitors such as AOL.
Mr. Powell's United Nations presentation -- complete with audiotapes and satellite photographs -- asserted that "leaving Saddam Hussein in possession of weapons of mass destruction for a few more months or years is not an option".
Mr. Powell's United Nations presentation -- complete with audiotapes and satellite photographs -- asserted that "leaving Saddam Hussein in possession of weapons of mass destruction for a few more months or years is not an option". The secretary said he had spent time with experts at the Central Intelligence Agency studying reports.
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Allison (1987) asserted that "leaving the ground in sod increases the organic matter of the soil by 15% in 10 years" (p. 45).
They assert that leaving critical issues such as clean water, health care and financial industry reform to a self-regulating market place is wrong.
And between nations we might add the word solidarity to that of cultural exchange: not stripping nations of their asserts and leaving a cultural hole behind.
"Instead of footing the bill, we have halved the bill, we have delayed the bill, we will pay no interest on the bill and if there are mistakes in the bill we will get our money back," he asserted as he left Brussels.
For example, a recent San Francisco Chronicle news report (headlined "Obama Emerges as Clinton's Rival for Dems' Left") asserted that Hillary Clinton was "widely regarded as the left's most influential voice inside the now-revered Clinton White House". Widely regarded?
But Democrats and other administration critics have asserted that if left unchecked, Mr. Bush and his Republican allies will put business prosperity over protection.
