Sentence examples for asserted that he believes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's senior political adviser, Karl Rove, has long asserted that he believes Mr. Bush might have a chance of taking California in 2004, notwithstanding the recent political history of the state, a calculation that might be jeopardized should Mr. Davis be replaced by a more popular Democrat.

While the founder asserted that he believes things would have fared differently for the company's Karma drone program had it not dealt with its initial "horrible launch," he said that the decision to shut it down was ultimately due to a "domino effect" that resulted from poor sales of the company's last-gen Hero5 action camera.

Officer Krob said Mr. Hayes asserted that he "believed it was quite possible".

The situation seems worrying: Meir Dagan, Israel's legendary former chief of the Mossad has, time and again, made public statements that it would be irrational for Israel to attack Iran, and he has recently re-asserted that he believes Israel is not under imminent military threat.

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel minced no words asserting that he believes same-sex marriage should be legal statewide.

Mr. Paterson, asserting that he believed that a rogue unit existed in the State Police that was gathering compromising information about politicians, ordered an investigation in spring 2008.

In a footnote, Justice Knipel also questioned the ruling by Justice Joseph G. Golia in Queens, asserting that he believed the state had followed its own laws in that case as well.

She said that he had gotten a $14 million loan from his father to start his business and asserted that he "really believes the more you help wealthy people, the better off we'll be".

Pickingill's death attracted national press attention; both the Essex Newsman and The Times asserted that he was "believed to be the oldest man in England", recording his age as 106.

In an appearance on CNN's "State of the Union," General Jones asserted that he does not believe Afghanistan is "imminent danger of falling" to the Taliban and that the presence of al Qaeda "is very diminished".

In these opinions he asserted that he continues to believe that the ICC lacks jurisdiction ratione materiae over the situation in Kenya.