Sentence examples for asserting that all from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, Harry Reid cast doubt over Marco Rubio's support for Hispanic values, and again Hispanic conservatives bristled, asserting that all Latinos should be offended.

The analysts went on TV and radio, decrying Amnesty International, criticizing calls to close the facility and asserting that all detainees were treated humanely.

Advertising watchdogs have criticised the travel website TripAdvisor for asserting that all contributions on its pages were honest and from real travellers.

Improbably asserting that all Marx's critics have either not read "Das Kapital" or else misread it, Wheen provides a capsule summary that is perversely selective and highly misleading.

The RSA-Pearson report ends by asserting that "all publicly funded schools should be placed within a common administrative and legal framework".

Prosecutors also said the organization submitted documents falsely asserting that all of its group home regional directors were licensed social workers — again inflating reimbursements for their salaries from Medicaid.

In the case of quantum mechanics Weyl asserts that: "All quantum numbers, with the exception of the so-called principal quantum number, are indices characterising representations of groups".

But it also asserted that all I.M.F.

Nor is it to assert that all is right in the boardroom.

This is not to assert that all card games are intellectual or even demand much skill.

-Some people assert that all stereotypes are based on some measure of truth.