Sentence examples for asserted that it will from inspiring English sources

Russia has asserted that it will retaliate by placing its own missiles nearby.

"Argentina's representatives have asserted that it will file another petition, but the facts of the case and Argentina's disregard for the rule of law remain the same".

The state rail authority repeatedly has asserted that it will not need a subsidy and that every high-speed system in the world operates without taxpayer assistance — despite significant evidence to the contrary.

Five hundred pages later, he has changed his mind, asserting that "it will take a very long time".

In a televised address following the attack, he said: "As the government asserts that it will deliver on its promises, it also announces that it will not give in to blackmail or to outlaws and will not negotiate under the threat of force".

In televised address following the attack, he said: "As the government asserts that it will deliver on its promises, it also announces that it will not give in to blackmail or to outlaws and will not negotiate under the threat of force".

Barrick asserts that it "will be part of our strategy going forward".

Opponents of the bill assert that it will pave the way to legalized abortion wedge by promoting "morning after" pills.

But Microsoft asserts that it will win the case on appeal and has every right to state its convictions in public.

Immigration David Brooks makes the conservative case for the Senate's immigration bill, asserting that it will increase economic growth, reduce deficits and reduce illegal immigration: "These are all gigantic benefits".

LendingTree asserts that it will do even better after the refinancing boom ends because lenders will have a greater need to find the qualified borrowers that LendingTree can provide.