Sentence examples for asserted that the two from inspiring English sources

We also asserted that the two of them erred by omitting some data and improperly weighting other statistics.

In a petition to set aside the amendment, two relatives of Ms. Morris asserted that the two lawyers had unduly influenced "clients of advanced age and fragile condition to sign wills and trust agreements that provided for gifts to" Mr. Morrissey and "for the appointments" of Mr. Morrissey and Mr. Forsythe "as paid fiduciaries of the wills and trusts".

He took the practical indistinguishability to betoken a deeper identity and, in his Principle of Equivalence, asserted that the two cases are the same.

Ottawa, on the other hand, has asserted that the two ridges are part of the Canadian continental shelf and that its arctic region also extends to the Russian continental shelf and includes the North Pole as well.

Chris Parry of the Vancouver Sun asserted that the two fights in Pride will be remembered as "some of the best fights in this era," and as "some of the most devastating boxing and kickboxing exchanges seen in years".

A coalition of community leaders vehemently asserted that the four defendants were wrongly accused and targeted because they were black.

Critics asserted that the three countries mentioned were not sufficiently linked to warrant the formation of an "axis," a term that recalls the Axis powers of World War II Nazi Germany, fascist Italy, and imperial Japan.

Federal prosecutors have continually asserted that the four men participated in a global conspiracy led by Mr. bin Laden to kill Americans, which included the 1998 bombings of American Embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.

Microsoft asserted that the nine groups and individuals supporting the government's case either had no particular unique knowledge in the case, or were strong competitors or representatives of competitors.

Taken together with the principle of the equivalence, Einstein asserted that the three principles, were three points of view on which his theory rested, even if they could not be thought completely independent of one another.

His analysis of religion culminated in a discussion of Trinitarian theology which, echoing Ludwig Feuerbach's anthropological analysis, asserted that the three parts of the trinity should be interpreted, not as factual elements of deity, but as symbolic ciphers of human possibility.