Sentence examples for asserted that the services from inspiring English sources

The record companies, which have sued to shut down several file-sharing services, including Napster, have asserted that the services cost them billions of dollars in lost sales.

General Shelton and Admiral Clark asserted that the services have made strides in improving security on American ships and other military installations around the world since the Cole attack.

Mr. Goldenberg asserted that the service took "the easiest and path of least resistance," letting the otter population expand southward "and take the commercial fishery away from 300 fishermen".

One of the oldest findings on the relationship between financial development and economic growth is based on Schumpeter (1912) who asserts that, the services provided by the financial intermediaries are important for innovation and development.

Mr. Rosselli said his union would file objections to the Kaiser election, asserting that the service employees had illegally intimidated workers and that Kaiser, the largest health care provider in California, had illegally favored the S.E.I.U.

However, the report asserted that the immigration service maintained that its current costs for computer equipment were comparable to those it would have incurred under the original I.B.M. contract.

The second to last sentence informed about the punishment, and the last sentence asserted that the community service was done on the applicant's free time outside ordinary work.

Our original report asserted that this service was trying to price itself competitively to Amazon at around $69 $6464 a year, but Google is still working on its pricing plan and will be re-evaluting it as data comes in from early testers and retailers.

Our original report asserted that this service was trying to price itself competitively to Amazon at around $69 $6464 a year, but Google is still working on its pricing plan and will be re-evaluting it as data comes in from early testers and retailers.

It is not uncommon for white-collar criminals - especially politicians - "to assert that community service is a much better use of their time and energies than sitting around in the pokey," said Douglas A. Berman, who teaches sentencing law at Ohio State University.

But Ms. Rubalcava asserted that the agency also provided financial services not authorized in its district contracts.