Sentence examples for asserted that the organization from inspiring English sources

Since then both Israel and Hezbollah have asserted that the organization has gained in military strength.

Legal papers filed by the N.R.A. assert that the organization was "deeply involved in advocating" for the legislation.

The remarks by Mr. Ban came in his opening speech to a General Assembly meeting on the "responsibility to protect" principle adopted by the United Nations in 2005, which asserts that the organization has an obligation to prevent mass atrocities.

At the Austin event, a group called Students for Life, with several dozen supporters in attendance, set up a banner, "Planned Parenthood's Dirty Secret," asserting that the organization performed 333,964 abortions in 2011.

The Anderson's Ark Web site praises several individuals who say that the income tax laws are a hoax and it asserts that the organization can legally reduce income taxes by 50percentto100percentcent.

Yet many of the 500 people left to seek payouts in Bankruptcy Court assert that the organization remains wealthy and that it misstated its financial standing in court records.

Advocates for Haitian victims of the deadly cholera epidemic that first afflicted their country three years ago said they were taking the extraordinary step on Wednesday of suing the United Nations, asserting that the organization's peacekeeping force in Haiti was responsible for introducing the disease through sewage contamination from its barracks.

Dan Holler, a spokesman for Heritage Action -- the campaign arm of the Heritage Foundation -- denied it was more interested in itself, asserting that the organization's efforts were indeed about promoting conservative policy.

Lawyers acting for the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution pointed out that Hubbard had written that civil rights, for example, should be restricted to Scientologists, and they asserted that the Scientology organization was taking systematic steps to infiltrate society and government institutions in order to prevent anti-Scientology legislation.

"It is not yet clear how strong or durable the recovery might be," OPEC said in a closing statement that also asserted that the 12-member organization stood ready to act to stabilize markets if necessary.

Standing before the state Supreme Judicial Court, NOM's lawyer Kaylan Phillips once again asserted that the anti-LGBT organization, alone among the participants in the ballot measure campaigns, should not have been required to form a PAC and reveal its donors.