Mr. Beedenbender has no shortage of critics, including one who asserted publicly that he must be racist or stupid.
In that case, Hamid Karzai, then the president, asserted publicly even before the trial that he would approve a death sentence.
Cohen has been accused of nothing improper, and has asserted publicly and vigorously that he has no cause to worry about ever being charged with wrongdoing.
It is not possible to assert publicly that Monsanto is anything other than venal without being accused of being a sellout, a fraud, or worse.
Dink had asserted publicly that one of Atatürk's adopted daughters was of Armenian descent, a claim that sent the nation into a tailspin.
On July 11, in Washington, Turkish Ambassador Nabi Sensoy became the first Turkish official to assert publicly that Iraqi Kurds have claims on Turkish territory.
Of course, Republicans would never actually raise taxes on the ultrawealthy; they think, or at least assert publicly, that the deficit results from too many poor people not paying taxes.
In June of 1999, when Stone first asserted publicly that the ratings board had been more lenient to "South Park" because of pressure from Paramount, Valenti branded Stone's comments "an obscene lie".
Lawyers for Galea and Catalano, for their part, have gone to lengths in the aftermath of Galea's plea to assert publicly that Woods indeed never received H.G.H. from the doctor.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 - Iran is secretly developing a longer-range ballistic missile than it has publicly acknowledged, with the capacity to strike targets as far away as Berlin, an opposition group plans to assert publicly on Thursday.
