Sentence examples for asserting on the from inspiring English sources

Mr Wade set the bait by asserting (on the basis of no good evidence) that global inequality is rising because of liberalisation and globalisation.

Focusing on the murder of a popular priest in a small Connecticut town, and constantly asserting on the soundtrack its belief in American democracy, the movie takes a hard look at the shortcomings of the criminal justice system, a sensationalist press, venal politicians and easily swayed popular opinion.

Shulamit Aloni, minister for culture and education in the Rabin government, outraged religious activists at the time by asserting, on the basis of archeological evidence, that the site was only 200 years old, and the tomb that of Sheikh Yūsuf (Dawiqat).

It was difficult to assert on the one hand that all government "derives its just powers from the consent of the governed" while holding millions of human beings as slaves.

That said, northernness was immediately asserted on the train.

The police asserted on the day that there was a riot, and they still do.

What position does Mr. West assert on the value of a college degree?

He rejected the claim to such authority, whether asserted on "the aristocratic principle" or on behalf of "the community".

"Enough work has been done by photoshop experts to show that this is not a real document," ClearCase_guy asserted on the conservative Web site Free Republic.

But when the fight for gay rights became a fight for same-sex marriage, asserted on the ground of equality, it got stronger and stronger.

"Now about the so-called opposition, though there is a big doubt that it exists at all in the country," an announcer asserted on the Seti NN channel.