Sentence examples for asserted that the current from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kerry, who has been vocal about the cable fee issue, asserted that the current rules were outdated, adding, "we need to fix the system".

At a meeting of the Quartet a year ago in Italy, for example, the group asserted that the current situation was not sustainable and called for the unimpeded provision and distribution of humanitarian aid within Gaza, as well as the reopening of crossing points.

The hearing of the Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs where the conflict came up was prompted by a letter to the chairman, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut, from a watchdog group that asserted that the current rating system remained ineffective and confusing to parents.

The PNAS article asserted that the current "hypercompetitive system" drives away the best students, "making it difficult for seasoned investigators to produce their best work".

In relation to land certification, the majority of farmers (92%) asserted that the current land certification give a guarantee to invest on land management practices in their plots of land.

Although one senior provincial manager asserted that the current staffing levels were adequate you don't even need extra nurses for this (NIMART)"—NIMART nurses and facility and district managers expressed frustration and disappointment because extra human resources, perceived as essential, had not been forthcoming.

The defence asserts that the current accusers are also motivated by financial gain.

It would be naive to assert that the current situation will be improved overnight by treaty changes.

You assert that the current blitz is unjustified because of a low apparent risk from broken rails and that other safety measures are unwarranted.

Mr. Woodward also asserts that the current plan to reduce the deficit by making larger cuts to both military and general spending next year originated with the White House.

Labor leaders say public sector unions have bargained innovatively to hold down health costs, asserting that the current restrictions might inhibit future innovation.