Sentence examples for asserted though from inspiring English sources

The plan would allow the Air Force to save money by consolidating its B-1 personnel and maintenance programs, the Pentagon asserted, though it could not provide details.

Both leaders emphasized that the military campaign was not "a war with Islam," as Mr. Blair asserted, though no Muslim country took part directly in the attacks and many refused to allow offensive operations to be staged from their territory.

The curves suggest that the outbreak there has waned, as Mexican health officials there have asserted (though there may be detection bias because of factors like processing older samples first).

Assange asserted, though, that the case against Manning "is an affront to basic concepts of Western justice".

For instance, Orth repeatedly asserts, though never quite explains, a conviction that celebrity is ruining America.

But he has also seized the moment to assert, though not yet fully exercise, far greater powers for the executive branch at home.

It is to provide open-source developers with a war chest to fend off patent disputes, by giving them rights of their own to assert (though nobody is sure whether this will work).Free as a birdSome members of the open-source community are vehemently opposed to the current system of intellectual property.

She asserts, "Though rape is certainly a serious problem, there's no evidence that it's considered a cultural norm.

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

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.