Sentence examples for asserted that though from inspiring English sources

Dr. Kissinger at a recent press conference asserted that, though this commitment was not legally binding, it was morally binding.

She asserted that, though such relationships may provide some conveniences to consumers, they also expose those consumers, as well as the economy at large, to tremendous risks.

At a hearing on June 13, Rep. Theodore S. Weiss (D-NY), chairman of the Human Resources and Intergovernmental Relations subcommittee, asserted that though MIT's ILP is open to both US and foreign companies, the foreign firms --particularly the Jarenese -- are its biggest users.

In a court affidavit, Ms. Kim asserted that though she had joined the company under the impression that she would eventually be made creative director, Mrs. Herrera herself had not been made aware of these conversations and sometimes intervened in, or criticized, Ms. Kim's work.

The candidate asserted that though his opponent, Vice President Humphrey, claimed that Americans had never had it so good, he should tell that to the farmer.

Discussing the possibility of stigmatization of the indigents, a health worker asserted that though the term indigent might function as a "label" within the village it did not impede the integration of individuals within the community, beyond their existing state of isolation.

Even that could prove difficult, though, and Democrats assert that Republicans will resort to a government shutdown to get their way.

The charter itself is insufficient evidence to confidently assert that Warelwast served William I, even though most such grants were made as a reward for royal service.

But Big Cat asserts that, though Gucci Mane may apparently remake the song, Mr. Sapp's 2006 contract bars him for re-recording it for three years.

Mr. Eaton asserts that though current zoning would not allow his store, it should be grandfathered in because the property has been commercial "since the beginning of time in Stoddard" and, he says, some kind of store operated on the current spot continuously for years.

But on Aug. 29, the day that Sen. John McCain, the Republican presidential nominee, named Ms. Palin to his ticket, her lawyer, Mr. Van Flein, sent a letter to the state-appointed investigator asserting that, though he would cooperate with the Legislature's inquiry, the accusations should be investigated by the state personnel board.