Sentence examples for asserted that the direct from inspiring English sources

The doctrine asserted that the direct negative effects of spending cuts on employment would be offset by changes in "confidence," that savage spending cuts would lead to a surge in consumer and business spending, while nations failing to make such cuts would see capital flight and soaring interest rates.

The Cekaracecekaramalai written during the Aryacakravarti rule in Jaffna asserts that the direct ancestors of the Kings belonged to a group of 512 Ariyar (a Brahmin priestly caste) of the Pasupata sect of the Rameswaram Hindu temple.

First, it asserted that the companies were direct competitors and that having a competitor on its board could be harmful to the company.

Mr. McAuliffe asserted that the committee's direct-mail program was picking up, even though contributions in the first nine months of the year have dropped compared with the same period in 2000, a presidential election year.

Mr. Mackaronis asserted that the exemption was "in direct conflict" with the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967.

Mr. Kerry asserted that the United States was not directing the arms shipments by other nations; rather, he suggested, the United States was consulting with them about what was being provided and to whom.

In response to the Cleveland.com article, the company asserted that the F-35 program would create 2,623 "direct and indirect" jobs in Ohio.

American military officials here quickly asserted that the decline in civilian and military deaths was a direct result of the rapid buildup of American forces in Iraq this year.

He asserted that "the time had come for the US to apply direct pressure to bring about a change of government, however distasteful".

But Rubin asserted that the AIPAC criticism contained in the press release was not directed at the Palestinian Authority at all, but at President Obama.

Further, it has been asserted that the tactics of the mounted troops actually helped the enemy withdrawal by concentrating on direct assaults rather than flank attacks.