Sentence examples for asserted that the general from inspiring English sources

NBC executives asserted that the general's relationships with military contractors are indirectly disclosed through NBC's Web site, where General McCaffrey's biography now features a link to his consulting firm's Web site.

It might be asserted that the general type of motif – for instance FFL rather than 3-cycle – is selected because of a general propriety to serve a particular function (For example, Alon et al. [ 1] pointed out that a FFL with AND logic at the output node can function as a filter rejecting transient stimuli).

In that February, he also asserted that the General "will continue with a vision, if at all possible, of development".

He asserted that the attorney general should not have the right to decide whether to prosecute in individual cases, such as in the loans for peerages scandal.

Armstrong has rightly asserted that the Registrar General's creation of a specific mortality rate for infants, and subsequent subdivision of the first year of life into smaller analysable components, not only reflects the emergence of a social awareness of infant mortality, but indeed created social, statistical, and medical recognition of the infant as a discrete and significant entity.

The ad goes on to assert that Attorney General Eric Holder said that the administration's critics are motivated by race.

It has asserted that the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, has no authority to examine allegations that the government of Sri Lanka and the Tamil Tigers committed war crimes.

On a day when American forces suffered their worst casualties so far in fighting in the southern city of Nasiriya, the general asserted that "the enemy, every time he has been surprised by our resistance, stops and swerves".

The 19th-century French naturalist Alcide d'Orbigny asserted that the Cephalopoda are in general sociable, and this statement is certainly true of Nautilus, which are found together in large numbers.

In a speech at the Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference in Monterey, Calif., Kennedy asserted that the authors intentionally used general language so that guiding principles could steer lawmakers tackling present-day issues.

" All interviewees consistently asserted that the health system in general and the reproductive health in particular lack effective approaches to health promotion and prevention.