Sentence examples for asserting among from inspiring English sources

The Kirbys fired back in the Central District of California, asserting, among other things, the right to reclaim copyrights to many of those characters.

Comcast has been pushing back, asserting, among other things, that such a move by the F.C.C. would infringe on its First Amendment rights.

Sergei Antonov, Mr. Izmestiev's defense lawyer, said he planned to appeal the verdict to the European Court of Human Rights, asserting, among other arguments, that the jury in the earlier trial had been illegally dismissed.

This week, the American Foundation for the Blind filed complaints with the Federal Communications Commission against Motorola, LG, Samsung, Sanyo and Sprint, asserting among other things that their phones lacked screens that could be read easily by people with vision loss.

Predictably, Saab makes much of the new car's chassis development, asserting among other things that the 9-3's longer wheelbase and wider track, its new multilink rear suspension, its revised front suspension and its witches' brew of electronic aids give the front-drive sedan -- typically at a disadvantage against rear-drive cars like the BMW -- best-in-class handling.

Suitably, then, the American Civil Liberties Union filed a habeas petition on October 5th challenging the detention of the newest enemy combatant, asserting, among other things, "John Doe's" right to an attorney and calling for him to be transferred into civil custody and charged or released.  .

The book asserted, among other things, that she had hired private detectives to track Maureen Orth, who was writing a piece about her for Vanity Fair.

Iran's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, had just finished speaking in the campus center, where he asserted, among other things, that Iran had no homosexuals.

Every subculture has its particular ethos, and it is generally asserted among dog owners that a female in heat should be isolated from other dogs.

Microsoft has asserted, among other things, that the integration of its operating system and applications software divisions into one company produces efficiencies that bring innovation.

Ms. Drew's defense asserts among other things, as it did at trial, that she never read MySpace's terms of service in detail.