Sentence examples for asserted that the initial from inspiring English sources

In the first formal review of Pakistan's arrangement with the IMF, in February, the Fund asserted that "the initial success in stabilising the economy augurs well for the future, despite the risks associated with the deterioration in the global economy".

In an unusual briefing evidently aimed at Washington, Gen. Mukhtar al-Mulla of the ruling council asserted that the initial results of elections for the People's Assembly do not represent the full Egyptian public, in part because well-organized factions of Islamists were dominating the voting.

The conditions assert that the initial step in the design of a DTI experiment with six or more acquisitions must be to select six valid diffusion gradients first and then add new ones.

An interesting classical result [1, 10], which generalizes the example, asserts that the initial value problem { x ′ ( t ) = g ( x ( t ) ), t ≥ 0, x ( 0 ) = x 0, x 0 ∈ R, (1).

The company asserts that the initial patented form of the drug, imatinib, was only the first step in developing the current version, and could not be administered to patients [ 15].

That account, by the Independent Police Complaints Commission, conflicted with the initial police account, which asserted that the police firearms unit had opened fire only after shots had been fired at the officers.

But Nick Clegg asserted that the party with most seats and votes should have the initial say.

Update: In a statement sent to The Huffington Post after this article's initial publication, Patxi's asserted that the company never spent money collected through the surcharges on anything other than healthcare for their employees.

Their conclusions have been disputed; soon after the initial description, other researchers published a paper where they asserted that the heart is really a concretion.

The study authors assert that this initial domestication also occurred 11,000 to 16,000 years ago.

Since David Montgomery's path-breaking work in 1972, economists have asserted that the post-trading allocation of control responsibility among sources and hence the aggregate costs of control are independent from the initial permit allocation.