Sentence examples for asserted- from inspiring English sources

Every departure from what has been asserted as "proper" and "fitting" from that very specific standpoint is dismissed as aberrant, and is ridiculed and subordinated.

The most the prosecution ever asserted was that Kercher's DNA was on the tip of the blade.

Now she asserted her constitutional right to take over the running of the country, and got the military top brass – themselves concerned with the direction Malawi was taking – to support her. Banda's inauguration as president in April 2012 was a turning point for Malawi.

Watson asserted Schott explicitly raised concerns about the ballooning costs.

He said he felt lucky that he had "asserted a space for this sort of non-fiction writing now, but my preferred mode is still to rush into fiction".

Edwin Poots caused further controversy over the gay blood row on Sunday when he also asserted that the ban on blood donations should extend to anyone having sex with prostitutes and anyone from the African continent.

Both the campaign and Bill Clinton have asserted in recent weeks that he is not yet involved in his wife's White House bid.

The FCA's warning notice asserted that while Barclays believed at the time that there should be at least some value from the agreements, their primary purpose was to make additional payments for the participation of the Qatar state's investment arm in the capital raisings.

The more rabid support another of their countrymen, John O'Sullivan, who simply asserted: "All government is evil".

Since publication, the Royal Court of Saudi Arabia has asserted to the Guardian that King Salman is "Most certainly not suffering from dementia or any other kind of mental impairment".

Presuming that Hodgson will continue to retain the same 4-4-2 midformationmond formation he used to so little success at the World Cup, Raheem Sterling will presumably stay in the No10 role behind two strikers, while Hodgson has asserted that Rooney remains his first-choice selection.