Sentence examples similar to asserted policy from inspiring English sources

As Trowler (2003) asserted, "Policy-makers, then, can and do constrain the way we think about education in general and specific education policies in particular, through the language in which they frame policies" (p. 132).

As Schweinhart (2016) poignantly asserts: "Policy makers and the public widely know the idea that ECCE programs lead to long-term effects and return on investment; a few know that only high-quality ECCE programs result in such effects" [emphasis added] (p. 2).

He asserted American policy and we will continue to do so.

They asserted in policy recommendations that there was a cliff when a nation's debt reached 90% of its GDP that led to untenable interest expense burdens that served as a long-term brake on economic growth.

The suit asserts that policy changes by HUD are pushing older homeowners into foreclosure.

Parkinson said it was "unarguable" to assert that policy reform proposals should be designed with fairness in mind.

Department officials said Mr. Holder had not intended to assert any policy change last month but was decidedly doing so on Wednesday.

To simply assert a policy of 'neither confirm nor deny' is not complying with the requirements of the civil procedure rules".

Just as obnoxious as the fraud of liberty was the fraud of Christian piety, a finger-jabbing rectitude incapable of asserting a policy without invoking the Deity as a co-sponsor.

Worth fails to mention that several of these authors advised the Bush administration in the run-up to the Iraq war, asserting that policy makers need not be unduly concerned about Iraqi resistance to an American occupation.

Paul can assert a policy of radical change, but his Texas lilt makes it sound innocuous, and he often yokes disparate issues — the war in Iraq, the behavior of the Federal Reserve, the right to bear arms — into a single failing, the erosion of a great "moral imperative": individual liberty.