Sentence examples for asserting that it could from inspiring English sources

Lifting sanctions on Iran risked obliging Israel to intervene, he added, forcing America's close ally onto "a path to war with Iran".Several senators dismissed the framework agreement before all of its details were known, asserting that it could not be a good deal because it allowed some nuclear enrichment by Iran.

Sheila C. Bair, chairwoman of the F.D.I.C., and Ben S. Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman, have criticized the provision, asserting that it could destabilize the financial system.

The trustee also gives a troublesome portrayal of Mr. Corzine's management of MF Global, asserting that it could prompt claims against him and others for breach of fiduciary duty and negligence.

(Mario declinedartodeclined to be interviewed for an article in what his press spokesman described as the "left-wing New York Times," asserting that it could not be objective; Lincoln Diaz-Balart simply did not respond to interview requests).

In a statement to the Guardian, Halo said it had not concluded which side had deployed the weaponry or when, asserting that it "could have been any time within the last three decades".

Pressed for evidence, Russia could simply repeat the words used by US officials defending US targeted killings, asserting that it could not provide any evidence without disclosing sources and methods and creating a risk that terrorists would go underground.

As Napster continues to build its defenses for trial, the company has asserted that it could not have created a record-company-friendly service, even if it wanted to, because the companies have refused to license their music.

If it's the latter, I'd like to assert that it could not happen soon enough.

Many of the people with control over education have simply disregarded the accumulating evidence or asserted that it couldn't apply to their system.

MegaFon also asserted that it could execute a strategy of "leapfrogging" ahead of developed markets by providing much of the population with wireless broadband, because few Russians have broadband of any type.

Rather than leave South Africa, however, Polaroid asserted that it could better address the plight of black South Africans by remaining in the country and contributing to efforts to improve working conditions there.