Sentence examples for asserted that the failure from inspiring English sources

He asserted that the failure to act militarily presented graver risks than a limited military intervention.

The advocacy groups asserted that the failure to apply Philippine law to the US military increased the risk of further environmental damage by informing other violators that minimal risk for prosecution would follow the illegal entry into this World Heritage Site.

He asserts that the failure to get the proxies out in plenty of time, together with a statement the company made to him that proxies received less than 10 days before the annual meeting are not binding, constituted "a pattern on the part of Evans management to effectively deny public shareholders the right to vote their securities".

Nor are petitioners correct in asserting that the failure of the Florida Supreme Court to specify in detail the precise manner in which the "intent of the voter," Florida Statute Section 101.5614( 5) is to be determined rises to the level of a constitutional violation.

David Cronenberg asserted that failure in Hollywood leads to "desperation … cruelty and viciousness" after the premiere of his new film, Maps to the Stars, which premiered at the Cannes film festival on Monday.

Frank Rich (column, Feb. 17) asserts that the failures of exit polling in the 2000 presidential election "can and will be corrected".

Hunt asserts that the failures of the Florentine banks seems closely tied to the expansionist policy of Florence in Tuscany, hoping that newly conquered territory would yield greater security for their trade in northern Europe, but instead resulted in costly campaigns and little profit.

Trying to reduce expectations for the test, senior Pentagon officials have argued that the administration will remain committed to the program, even if the interception missed, asserting that failure would yield as much useful data as success.

Nicholas D. Kristof ("The Wrong Lessons of the Somalia Debacle," column, Feb. 5) asserts that failure to deploy American troops to conduct "nation-building" in Afghanistan, Sudan and Somalia led to a "chaos that breeds terrorism".

It has been asserted that the expedition's main failure was its inability to master the techniques of efficient polar travel using skis and dogs, a legacy that persisted in British Antarctic expeditions throughout the Heroic Age.

Du Bois wrote the essay, "A Litany at Atlanta", which asserted that the riot demonstrated that the Atlanta Compromise was a failure.