Sentence examples for asserted two from inspiring English sources

In the Lewinsky investigation, the President asserted two privileges, executive privilege and a government attorney-client privilege.

Rather than depict the image that Hispanics are invading America, it would be more helpful and refreshing to include a chart that shows, in states such as New Mexico, the number of Anglo immigrants.Leticia Burke ParisIsland livingSIR – Your obituary of Colin Tennant (September 11th) though interesting asserted two misrepresentations.

McGeorge Bundy, who so enabled the decision to escalate, later said, Kennedy had asserted "two propositions that could not have coexisted easily in later years: that we must not quit, and that, in the end, the Vietnamese must do the job for themselves" — a place Obama finds himself in today.

Take Two has moved to dismiss the case, and they've asserted two arguments as grounds for dismissal.

When the President announced his ban on transgender service members he asserted two main arguments to justify implementing a trans phobic policy.

"Let's be honest," asserted one voice.

For the public this meant a new "freedom from fear," asserted one news report.

"Things are worse now than before," asserted one, "because our hopes were so high after Cairo".

The petition asserted four liberties: freedom from arbitrary arrest, freedom from nonparliamentary taxation, freedom from the billeting of troops, and freedom from martial law.

But "multinational companies like Japanese experience," asserted one senior academic.

(The housing market is cooling a bit, asserted one Chinese speaker).