Sentence examples for asserted that many of from inspiring English sources
In that indictment, the government asserted that "many of the representations made about Enron's network and software at the Jan . 20 , 2000analyst conference were false".
On Wednesday, President Hamid Karzai's office asserted that many of the infiltration cases were engineered by foreign spies, with the strong implication that Pakistan or Iran could be involved.
In recent days, news commentators and academic researchers have asserted that many of those killings may have been carried out by Hezbollah in cooperation with the army and the police.
Mr. Lemelson, who established the $500,000 M.I.T.-Lemelson invention prize and endowed an invention center at the Smithsonian, had long asserted that many of his inventions were stolen by companies.
Mr. Ray, the McWane defense lawyer, asserted that many of the acts cited in the indictment were "historical" incidents, years old and not representative of McWane's recent efforts to improve its safety and environmental record.
But after the recommendations were published, consumer groups, including the Center for Science in the Public Interest in Washington, asserted that many of the experts on the panel that drew up the guidelines had received consulting fees, money for research or other money from companies making statins.
The language of this amendment seems straightforward on its face, but could Republican presidential aspirant Donald Trump be right when he authoritatively asserts that "many of the great scholars say that anchor babies are not covered?" Of course, by "anchor babies" he is speaking, however pejoratively, of the infants of undocumented immigrants, usually from Mexico.
One section of the memorandum, "Winning the Global Warming Debate," asserts that many voters believe there is a lack of consensus about global warming among scientists.
Asserting that many of his company's actions have violated the law, a student group has petitioned the law school to oust Mr. Straus from its board.
In reporting this article, the International Herald Tribune was provided with a memo asserting that many of SafeGov's partners had direct or indirect business dealings with Microsoft.
