Sentence examples for asserting in from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department replied on Feb. 4, 2011, asserting in its letter that A.T.F. made every effort to interdict weapons.

"Look, it was a rhetorical response," Sanders said, asserting, in effect, that the President's words have no meaning.

But just asserting in advance that the rest of the UK would accept a currency union is false claim.

Lansley then compounded his errors by ignorantly asserting in the House that "sugar is essential to food".

This organisation played on the Turkish identity of the Muslim minority, asserting in particular the community's right to elect muftis".

He struggled with a formulation of the nature of light, ultimately asserting in Opticks (1704) that light consists of a stream of corpuscles, or particles.

They had apparently redefined the boundaries between the public and the private spheres, asserting in these matters the individual's right to freedom of choice and conscience.

Donovan, while asserting in February that previous European tours found him unready "technically, tactically, mentally and physically," said he studied and prepared utterly this time.

By asserting, in his recently published encyclical, that nature has a value in and of itself, Pope Francis is overturning centuries of theological interpretation.

CBS asserted in its lawsuit that "Ms.

Specific project goals and deliverables are negotiated and a workplan is asserted in an XML database.